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Santa Rosa moves forward with 868-lot subdivision - Vimarsana News

Santa Rosa moves forward with 868-lot subdivision

Commissioners unanimously approved moving forward with Pace Commons Phase One

Source: wuwf.org
Pace Commons subdivision could disrupt Bell Lane, Sterling Way traffic - Vimarsana News

Pace Commons subdivision could disrupt Bell Lane, Sterling Way traffic

Drainage construction for the almost 900-home subdivision Pace Commons Phase One could soon cause traffic buildup on both Bell Lane and Sterling Way.

Source: pnj.com
1965, 1971 war veterans seek financial aid, homes from government - Vimarsana News

1965, 1971 war veterans seek financial aid, homes from government

Among the officers who fought in the 1965 and 1971 wars, only 15 are alive now, three war veterans pleaded to the government for support

Developer Edwin Henry offers land for Milton wastewater treatment plant - Vimarsana News

Developer Edwin Henry offers land for Milton wastewater treatment plant

View Comments Homebuilder Edwin Henry threw both Santa Rosa County and the city of Milton for a loop Tuesday when he made a surprise last-minute offer to donate hundreds of acres of his own land for the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in Milton.  But while County Commissioners were almost giddy at the idea of Henry's offer — "I think this is an amazing development," said District 1 Commissioner Sam Parker — Milton City Manager Randy Jorgenson wasn't immediately sold on the idea. "Where did that come from?" Jorgenson told the News Journal after the meeting. "We've been a...

Source: pnj.com
Coronavirus: Coach operators' warning over future of firms - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: Coach operators' warning over future of firms

BBC News By Enda McClafferty Published MLAs have been told that 70% of operators have lost their income during the past year. Details emerged at Stormont's infrastructure scrutiny committee. On Tuesday, Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon asked the executive to approve a new scheme to help coach and bus operators. Under the previous scheme, operators who were able to show a 40% reduction in their income could benefit from payments capped at £100,000 per company. It included payments of £8,000 for the first coach and £4,450 for each of the other vehicles in the fleet. Redundancies Karen...

Source: bbc.co.uk