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Woods Cove utility undergrounding project gets the go ahead - Vimarsana News

Woods Cove utility undergrounding project gets the go ahead

The 380-parcel utility undergrounding assessment district passed by a weighted vote of impacted property owners on Tuesday. Construction work is set to begin in June.

Laguna Beach makes underground utility assessment deferment loan program more accessible - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach makes underground utility assessment deferment loan program more accessible

The Laguna Beach City Council voted to decrease the minimum age to be eligible for the underground utility assessment deferment loan program from 62 to 55. The household income threshold will be set at 20% above the Orange County moderate income limit.

Proposed underground utility assessment district for Laguna Beach's Woods Cove heads to vote - Vimarsana News

Proposed underground utility assessment district for Laguna Beach's Woods Cove heads to vote

Weighted ballots from affected property owners will be counted in a public hearing at the Dec. 12 meeting of the Laguna Beach City Council.

Laguna Beach gets OK to move forward with Diamond Street underground utility district - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach gets OK to move forward with Diamond Street underground utility district

A weighted majority of ballots cast by property owners within the Diamond Street district favored the project, which has been billed as a public safety improvement in Laguna Beach.

Laguna Beach postpones vote on Diamond Street underground utility assessment district - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach postpones vote on Diamond Street underground utility assessment district

The Laguna Beach City Council directed city staff to return with a plan to reduce the total assessments for the 20 property owners within the proposed district.