Fast Track Judge Doyle Square?
The latest brain fart . . . skip going through the RFP process and just pick one without reviewing them all, cuz its shiny.
Unaffordable Affordable Housing
There's a new "affordable housing" project - unfortunately, even people on section 8 (rent capped at the 40th percentile of area rents), but it could be a great opportunity for those just above those income limit.
Board of Estimates Recap – Part II
The rest of Monday's meeting. Allied Drive Grocery, TIF Report, buing the Expo Inn, Global City Indicators and Judge Doyle Square , including a poorly handled open meetings law violation (plus Konkel rant).
County Week Ahead
Budget season is upon us . . . they have 8 meetings that start at 5:30 or after so the traditional working public can attend. Of course, 10 aren't.
Live (ish) Blog of Council Meeting
And so it begins . . . likely just two issues of interest forestry charge and Judge Doyle Square.
Teamsters Endorse Wineke
Here's another one . . .
Council Recap
Only a half hour
When does the Parks Department Kill Wildlife?
Here's the policy to be discussed today at 4:30. I have to say is shockingly short and lacking details. This will likely be decided by this committee and the Parks Commission and not to go to the full council.
Tenant Resource Center is Hiring
Tenant Resource Center is hiring! Lead Case Manager/Program Director. Resume and cover letter due noon on Thursday, June 2nd.
The City’s Transportation Plan: Monorail?!
I fought for and was a lead sponsor for a transportation plan when I was on the council, therefore, Mayor Dave (and therefore staff) opposed it. Now we have a Mayor that is more interested in doing what is right then what is politically expedient. The plan commission got an overview last night.
County Budget Woes
Talk about setting yourself up for failure, you knew the 2.9% increase was too good to be true. Check out some of these...
Learn about Alternatives for Frautchi/Rowland Vision
The 100 block of State St could be sleek and modern and exclusive, or . . . it could honor our history . . . you can learn more about an alternative vision for the block and why it is important and how we can save the landfills and reduce our carbon footprint.