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Condominium development proposed in Ventura neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Condominium development proposed in Ventura neighborhood

A parking lot in the Ventura neighborhood may soon be transformed into a condominium community with 16 townhomes through an application now under the city's review.

Condominium development proposed in Ventura neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Condominium development proposed in Ventura neighborhood

A parking lot in the Ventura neighborhood may soon be transformed into a condominium community with 16 townhomes through an application now under the city's review.

First District Upholds Use of Government Code Section 65457 CEQA Exemption For Downtown Livermore Affordable Housing Project, Roundly Rejects Meritless Arguments of NIMBY Opposition | Miller Starr Regalia - Vimarsana News

First District Upholds Use of Government Code Section 65457 CEQA Exemption For Downtown Livermore Affordable Housing Project, Roundly Rejects Meritless Arguments of NIMBY Opposition | Miller Starr Regalia

In an opinion in a much-publicized case, filed December 28, 2022, and later ordered published on January 26, 2023, the First District Court of Appeal (Div. 3), upheld the City of...

Livermore City Attorney Contract Includes Ethics Termination Clause Protection - Vimarsana News

Livermore City Attorney Contract Includes Ethics Termination Clause Protection

LIVERMORE — City Attorney Jason Alcala signed a new contract last week with a pay raise and a provision that allows him to terminate his deal and continue to be

California court says developers exempt from local rules - Vimarsana News

California court says developers exempt from local rules

A California appeals court says developers who include affordable housing in their projects are exempt from many local limits on height, zoning and density