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Deschutes County sets hearing on busy 2021-22 project list for planners BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The public is being invited to provide input at an upcoming hearing on the Deschutes County Community Development Department’s Work Plan for Fiscal Year 2021-22, a busy list of projects ranging from fire-resistant building codes to updating the "Dark Skies' lighting ordinance. The county Planning Commission will host a public hearing on the Work Plan on Thursday, March 25 at 5:30 p.m. The public hearing will be held remotely online and at the Deschutes Services Center, which is located at 1300 NW W...

The Dering Harbor Village Board of Trustees is focusing on clarifying and defining certain regulations. For the past few meetings, changes have been discussed in the Zoning Code as to Permitted/Prohibited Uses, Driveways and Off-street Parking; Definitions: Lot Lines, Yards and Lot Coverage; and Trees and Vegetation. At the March 13 board meeting, held via Zoom, the trustees opened a public hearing into the proposed changes. Some of the issues they sought to address include noise from residential parking areas being sited too close to neighbors’ properties. With regard to trees and vegetati...

City Councilors Wu, Breadon call for hearing on childcare zoning From Councilor Michelle Wu’s office Editor’s Note: Press release is from Councilor Michelle Wu’s office City Councilor Michelle Wu, in partnership with City Councilor Liz Breadon, filed a hearing order on the city’s Inclusion of Daycare Facilities zoning regulations with the aim of updating these regulations to make early education and childcare more accessible and affordable and getting transparent answers from BPDA on existing enforcement.  Boston’s first Inclusion of Daycare Facilities, IDF, regulation was incorpor...

Center for Hope files lawsuit against Gloversville | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS GLOVERSVILLE — The Free Methodist Church of Gloversville has filed an Article 78 lawsuit in Fulton County Supreme Court seeking to annul the city’s denial of a permanent certificate of occupancy for a Code Blue homeless shelter at the former YWCA at 33 Bleecker St. Named in the lawsuit are the Gloversville Zoning Board of Appeals, city building inspector David Fox and the city itself. The suit was filed by attorney Benjamin McGuire of the Gloversville-based law firm Wood Seward, McGuire & Sacco, on behalf of R...

PENNY WATCH--It’s no secret that the City of LA is in a budget crisis. With the onset of the pandemic, revenues from hotel and sales taxes disappeared, and our elected officials are raiding the reserve fund to make ends meet. The City is trying to scrape together every penny it can find, and so it’s not surprising that the Department of City Planning is proposing to raise fees for planning services.  Unfortunately, one of the things they want to do is increase the cost of filing an appeal. On Tuesday, February 16, the Planning & Land Use Management Committee will consider the new fee s...