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Vacaville City Council to discuss BESS moratorium - Vimarsana News

Vacaville City Council to discuss BESS moratorium

The Vacaville City Council will discuss a moratorium on Battery Energy Storage Systems at its regularly scheduled Tuesday meeting this week, opening the next chapter of an ongoing debate that has spanned across public meetings in multiple Solano County branches of government over the last few years. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. […]

Santa Barbara County amends supportive housing ordinances to comply with state laws - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara County amends supportive housing ordinances to comply with state laws

“My problem is that means every place is a great place (for those facilities),” said 4th District Supervisor Bob Nelson. “We need to make sure this is done thoughtfully, and

Old Pecos Trail project opponent says City Council changes are 'big improvements' - Vimarsana News

Old Pecos Trail project opponent says City Council changes are 'big improvements'

Retired lawyer Bruce Throne, who testified on behalf of the appellants, said he was pleased the council appeared to agree there were discrepancies between the plat initially proposed and the

Plaza Halloween festivities are a go - Vimarsana News

Plaza Halloween festivities are a go

Taos's annual Halloween event is set to take place in the town's historic plaza — although the plaza park may remain off-limits, depending on the timing of concrete and other

Town waffles on short-term rental fee increase - Vimarsana News

Town waffles on short-term rental fee increase

The Town of Taos Council held a lengthy discussion on short-term rental regulations during its regular meeting on Tuesday (Sept. 26), and officials received an update on the Taos Plaza