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Speak up: Land Use Development Code updates are here - Vimarsana News

Speak up: Land Use Development Code updates are here

For everyone who is upset about current development in Santa Fe, or wants more low-income housing, or wonders how the city can be made more climate resilient — all while

Santa Barbara County's proposed Rec Master Plan to encourage private projects | Government and Politics - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara County's proposed Rec Master Plan to encourage private projects | Government and Politics

Although still in its early stages, Santa Barbara County’s upcoming Recreation Master Plan will focus, in part, on encouraging private developers to provide sports and recreation facilities to benefit the

Strange signs of the times keep popping up - Vimarsana News

Strange signs of the times keep popping up

Dear Action Line: Is there some sort of Second Amendment right that precludes gun shows from regulations about sign permitting, placement, etc.? It seems that promotional signs for certain shows p...

Ideas & Opinions — Pat N McCoy: What is rural quality of life? - Vimarsana News

Ideas & Opinions — Pat N McCoy: What is rural quality of life?

Rural Quality of Life is a subjective term, something that means different things to different people. It is is one of four central themes that comprise the vision for development

Romantix files lawsuit against City of Fargo, top city planner over denial of downtown move - Vimarsana News

Romantix files lawsuit against City of Fargo, top city planner over denial of downtown move

The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Fargo, says the decision to deny the move to the Syndicate Building is unconstitutional.