Palm Coast council to hear new proposed rules for development
After months of complaints from Palm Coast residents, the city council is expected to update its rules for new construction on Tuesday.
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After months of complaints from Palm Coast residents, the city council is expected to update its rules for new construction on Tuesday.
Despite a 37.5% decrease in issued residential building permits, an executive officer for the Flagler Home Builder's Association said she doesn't see a reason to worry.
The Flagler school district on one side and cities and builders on the other continue to disagree over long-term enrollment figures.
Unemployment rates inched closer to all-time record lows in both Volusia and Flagler counties in April. Not everyone is cheering about that.
"Small businesses are 80%-90% of our local jobs in this community, so we’ve got to treat them as real, economic partners, and work on making sure they’re successful in our community," said Greg Blose, president and CEO of the Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber of Commerce.