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Independence City Councilors hike development fees over builder objections - Vimarsana News

Independence City Councilors hike development fees over builder objections

In approving a substantial fee hike that the city will charge developers to build houses – now exceeding $32,000 per single-family home – one city councilor characterized her yes vote

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Brandy Meadows appeal withdrawn as construction continues - Vimarsana News

Brandy Meadows appeal withdrawn as construction continues

Dalke Construction has dropped an appeal on the Brandy Meadows development in Independence that sought to answer questions surrounding payment for an improved intersection near the subdivision.

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Independence Planning Commission votes in favor of developer on traffic light - Vimarsana News

Independence Planning Commission votes in favor of developer on traffic light

INDEPENDENCE -- In a rare move, the Independence Planning Commission voted Monday night to reject the results of a traffic study by the city and to accept the findings of

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How Salem Statesman Journal stories made a difference in 2022 - Vimarsana News

How Salem Statesman Journal stories made a difference in 2022

The most important thing we do at the Statesman Journal is help make the Mid-Valley better. Here are some stories that resulted in real change.

Enchanted Forest Works to Recover from COVID & Ice - The Corvallis Advocate - Vimarsana News

Enchanted Forest Works to Recover from COVID & Ice - The Corvallis Advocate

Enchanted Forest Works to Recover from COVID & Ice April 18, 2021 A devastating ice storm swept through much of the Willamette Valley the night of Friday, February 12. The area around Salem was hit particularly hard – hundreds of thousands of people were without power, and trees that had stood tall for decades were uprooted –crashing into houses and cars. Not many were spared the damage, not even Oregon’s beloved Enchanted Forest.   It was the morning of February 13 when Enchanted Forest Co-Manager Susan Vaslev’s phone rang, notifying her that the sprinkler system had gone off at th...