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In just a few hours, Fort Collins City Council gained a mayor and three other new council members, got a new mayor pro-tem and freed up Tuesday nights for four council members who’d amassed a cumulative 26 years at the dais. Mayor Jeni Arndt and new council members Tricia Canonico, Kelly Ohlson and Shirley Peel were sworn in Tuesday night at City Council’s first in-person meeting in months. Council member Susan Gutowsky was also sworn in for her second term. Shortly after, the new council unanimously named Emily Gorgol as mayor pro-tem. The mayor pro-tem attends weekly leadership meetings...

Project for mixed-use building at Griggs Corner receives approval from Planning Board Palmer Square Management LLC has received final approval from the Princeton Planning Board to develop a 24-space metered parking lot into a mixed-use building. The parking lot on the corner of Witherspoon Street and Hulfish Street would be developed as a three-story, mixed-use building. Final site plan approval was granted by the board on April 8. Planning Board Chair Wanda Gunning, Vice Chair Louise Wilson, and Planning Board members Julie Capozzoli, Councilman David Cohen, Alvin McGowen, Jeffrey Oakman, Co...

Posted by Jan Wondra | Apr 8, 2021 Approval of a text amendment bringing businesses operating in the Chaffee County industrial zone into more or less standard setbacks has taken more than a year; even paint dries faster. The Chaffee Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) unanimously approved an amended text amendment to the county’s Land-use Code for marijuana grow operation’s setback requirements in the county’s industrial zone and instructed staff to prepare a resolution for final approval during an upcoming BoCC meeting. The final text amendment will strike the existing section E  of ...

Home-based businesses have more freedom to operate under new Seattle rules Businesses like Yonder Cider in Phinney Ridge will now be able to operate from home during the pandemic with fewer restrictions. Author: KING 5 Staff Updated: 7:36 AM PDT March 16, 2021 SEATTLE — The Seattle City Council approved a measure Monday to adjust certain land use codes that have negatively impacted home businesses during the pandemic.  Councilmember Dan Strauss sponsored the Bringing Business Home bill, which passed with an 8-1 vote Monday. The bill is designed to allow home...

by Nathalie Graham • Mar 11, 2021 at 11:30 am Who has two thumbs and loves a protest vote? This guy. SHITTY SCREENSHOT OF THE SEATTLE CHANNEL Yesterday was a victory for everybody trying to get their at-home coffee roasting business off the ground, or anyone who would kill a man to get a little bodega in their neighborhood. In a 4-1 vote, the Seattle City Council's Land Use & Neighborhoods committee, chaired by Councilmember Dan Strauss, passed a bill that slightly amends the Seattle Land Use Code to make it temporarily easier for small business owne...