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Good afternoon, this meeting will come to order. The regular meeting of land use committee. Im supervisor cohen. Our clerk is mr. Victor young and also want to acknowledge and thank sfgov tv who are broadcasting the meeting. I want to recognize mark bunch and Jessie Larsson for their talent. Do we have announcements . Please silence cell phones and electronic devices. Speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. Items will appear july 19 boferd supervisors meeting unless otherwise stated. Tha...

Harrison street a large project authorization at the time of issuance was proposed jill july 14th but now staff is requesting it be continued to august 11, 2016, a notification issue that needs to be renoticed i know your calendars are impacted on august 4th and 11 have a couple of more continuances to consider that request to august 11th and further under your reading for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency informational presentation theyre requesting a one week continuance to jul...

Think you. Please call item 1 item number one, [reading code] thank you. I will let supervisor weiner take this away. Thank you very much mdm. Chairman. I described this measure a few times so i wont say other than today mention it does create a segregated dedicated fund for transportation improvements as well as for critically important housing related Homeless Services. So, we made a number of amendment through a very broadbased collaborative process and today subject to Public Comment, i will...

Post. Live good morning. And remember, to everyone watching today, we always want to hear from you our audience. So you can share your thoughts and questions on Washington Post live, by tweeting at pose live. Governor, it has been less than two weeks since the Supreme Court overturned roe v. Wade. You met virtually with President Biden on friday. What did you discuss about the impact of that decision, and what do you want to see President Biden do next. When we talked about how the federal gover...

NORTH CAROLINA — One of the state’s most powerful lobbying groups is spending heavily, including on donations to local legislators, as it works to enact…

The November ballot could be the next battleground in the fight over Washington’s march toward ending natural gas use in homes.

The November ballot could be the next battleground in the fight over Washington’s march toward ending natural gas use in homes. Key players behind three Republican-backed initiatives state voters are already set to decide are close to launching an all-out effort for a fourth, aimed at blocking the state’s shift away from natural gas and […] The post Voters may get a say on the future of natural gas in Washington appeared first on Washington State Standard.

A number of affordable housing components of the New York State Budget Bill are worth calling out for developers, as the moves, along with the hundreds of millions of dollars coming...

As lawmakers begin to prepare for their short legislative session beginning in April, we will be exploring the laws that were passed during the legislative long session...

The North Carolina General Assembly made several significant steps during its 2023 legislative session to respond to the construction and development boom throughout the state and the...