Stay updated with breaking news from County Code. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Madison County has reached an undisclosed settlement with the Veterans’ Assistance Commission (VAC) and Superintendent Bradley Lavite in a lawsuit alleging the department has been underfunded by more than $1 million.
Q: I walk on the Long Branch Trail daily from 8 to 9 a.m. A day doesn’t go by when I don’t see dog owners allowing their dogs to run
Burkart The Fifth District Appellate Court gave Bradley Lavite, Superintendent of the Veterans Assistance Commission of Madison County, until June 1 to file a reply brief in his appeal involving a $1 million funding dispute. Lavite and the Veterans’ Assistance Commission (VAC) filed a notice of appeal to the Fifth District on Aug. 3 through attorney Thomas Burkart of Hamel. In a previous motion for an appealable order, Burkart wrote that the plaintiffs respectfully disagree with former Madison County Circuit Judge David Dugan’s order granting the motion to dism...
Vision For Downtown Areas Gets More In Focus kirsten@ladailypost.com The vision of an ideal downtown in Los Alamos and White Rock is coming more and more in focus. Thursday evening, Dekker, Perich and Sabatini (D/P/S), the contractor tasked with developing the downtown master plans, presented drafts of the plans for the public’s consideration. The open house meeting for the master plans was held virtually and attendees were polled on their thoughts regarding the draft plans. During an interview with the Los Alamos Daily Post Friday, Los Alamos County Planning Manager Bryce Ternet emphasized...
County Council Ponders Pedestrian Retail Overlay Zone kirsten@ladailypost.com Los Alamos County Council voted Tuesday night to approve a motion for the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) to review a proposed ordinance that will change Chapter 16 of the County Code. The change includes a pedestrian retail overlay zone in which offices would no longer be permitted to occupy ground level spaces. According to agenda documents: “…the downtown district is limited to pedestrian-oriented ground floor mixed use retail sales, entertainment, restaurants, including food and beverage, and personal ...