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Chelan County To Crack Down On Non Compliant Short Term Rentals - Vimarsana News

Chelan County To Crack Down On Non Compliant Short Term Rentals

Chelan County is stepping up efforts to enforce its short-term rental code. The county's Community Development department has issued more than 721 short-term

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Huntington to enforce fireworks safety - Vimarsana News

Huntington to enforce fireworks safety

HUNTINGTON — Huntington officials will continue to enforce state laws this Independence Day weekend regarding the use and sale of fireworks in the city.

County Deems Orick Motel Uninhabitable; Evicts Tenants, Boards Up Windows to Prevent Entry - Vimarsana News

County Deems Orick Motel Uninhabitable; Evicts Tenants, Boards Up Windows to Prevent Entry

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Piling Up | News | North Coast Journal - Vimarsana News

Piling Up | News | North Coast Journal

Humboldt County Code Enforcement If Humboldt County departments were backyards, the Code Enforcement Unit would have so much trash piled up that concerned neighbors would call the ... well, you get the picture. At a recent presentation given to the board of supervisors, the department offered an alarming picture of just how dysfunctional it has become. Code Enforcement Unit Manager Karen Meynall presented an articulate but dismal report on the unequal balance of needs to the department's staffing level, which sits at 11 people. Of these, five are code compliance office...

PG&E Illegally Clear-Cut Grove of Redwoods Near Redwood Acres, County Says - Vimarsana News

PG&E Illegally Clear-Cut Grove of Redwoods Near Redwood Acres, County Says

Photos of the scene provided by reader Mike Seeber. A stop work order still stapled to a freshly cut redwood stump across from Eureka’s Redwood Acres spells out the details of a contentious tree clearing completed by PG&E at the end of March. According to Humboldt County Chief Building Official Keith Ingersoll, PG&E cut down several redwood trees at its substation property on the 3200 block of Harris Street without filing for the proper county permits. A county building inspector was called to the scene after receiving a complaint about the clearing on April 8. However, the illegal timber ...