Marion County joins lawsuit against new state development rules
Marion County has joined a dozen cities in filing a lawsuit against the state over new rules meant to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
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Marion County has joined a dozen cities in filing a lawsuit against the state over new rules meant to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Community members will be invited to give input about changes to how parking is required when new development is built. These changes are in response to recently adopted state requirements, known as the Climate Friendly and Equitable Communities, that direct cities to take steps to regulate parking in new ways. At the Wednesday Nov. 16 Bend City Council meeting, the Council directed staff to draft code language that would remove minimum parking requirements for new development throughout the city. The Council was interested in requirements for accessible parking. Currently, the Bend Developm...
El Cajon reported an uptick in criminal activity at participating hotels, but other cities are not seeing any correlation
San Diego County has launched two new efforts to help combat homelessness: the adoption of a policy enabling the use predictive analytics to help those at risk, and an app to help connect people experiencing homelessness with resources.
County officials Monday unveiled a proposed analytics policy to help prevent homelessness, along with an app-based tool that helps county employees connect unsheltered people to services.