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At 201 fulsom which is just in the process of Foundation Work being done and the shore work before the foundations are doing the shoring work and so is sounds like this is addressed well and the deck, and a couple of other issues that were raised. I mean i realize that we have never considered parking impacts as an Environmental Impact and you know, that would be nothing different here, although, you know, there is in my estimate a shortfall that will be an impact from these additional cars for ...

Itself. And, the serpintine issue, we have another project coming up today on third street which is noted for a rock also and i think that the mitigations are similar to other projects that are being built in areas in the vicinity of potrero hill which has a lot of rock and so i am happy, but i dont feel the appeal is warranted. Commissioner moore . I would like to suggest that we expand the conditions to verbatim and clear up the klaoe points that commissioner sugaya mentioned and i ask him to ...

Pressure is mounting on a cash-strapped council to increase funding to boost national parks, such as by establishing a public transport network and…

A new book offers an alphabetical armchair adventure through the Yorkshire Dales, taking in cafes, creameries and lots of caves, while looking at…

The country’s largest nature conservation charity has withdrawn from a partnership aiming to end the Yorkshire Dales being among the country’s…

CUSTODIANS of the Yorkshire Dales National Park have approved a plan to site a 25-metre mobile phone tower beside a popular walking trail after…

CUSTODIANS of the Yorkshire Dales National Park have approved a plan to site a 25-metre mobile phone tower beside a popular walking trail after…

Custodians of the Yorkshire Dales National Park have approved a plan to site a 25-metre mobile phone tower beside popular walking trail after…

Custodians of the Yorkshire Dales National Park have approved a plan to site a 25-metre mobile phone tower beside a popular walking trail after concluding visitors and residents’ needs should be paramount over park authority’s first purpose, to protect the landscapes.

A GRANTS programme supporting farmers in the Yorkshire Dales National Park is to be extended by one year.