TPZ ordinance hearing set for Sept 28 by board of supervisors
The board of supervisors will hear an ordinance establishing allowable uses in the new timber production zone at 2 p.m. on Sept 28. The measure ties to timber yield tax, limits uses within TPZ, and allows additional uses with permits. The county aims to adopt by Oct 1 with input noted. committee members include Broumand Eriksen Brown Henderson Shippey Eddie Galletti Boynton.
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Board of Supervisors
Aes
Fred Broumand
Ted Eriksen Jr
Webb Brown
Richard Henderson
Rod Shippey
Jim Eddie
Ted Galletti
Planns
Marge Boynton
Rezoning committee set to meet in Ukiah area planning session
The rezoning committee will meet tomorrow evening to present a proposed advisory map for the Forks seminary area just north of Ukiah to the county planning commission on Oct 21. Woody Hudson directs map prep, Robert Rowe will chair the meeting, with the map bounded south by Ukiah city limits and extending east about three quarters of a mile along the outflow channel.
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County Planning Commission
Woody Hudson
County Planning Department
Robert Rowe
Ukiah
Hunt Construction Low Bid On Ukiah High Campus Phase I
Hunt Construction of Sacramento won the Phase I bid for Ukiah High School on Low Gap Road with 4 617 000 including two alternates. The state will pay about 4 013 303 of the total, district funds cover 603 697 for English classroom work, and local costs may rise to 150 000 for site construction. Phase II bids will open Sept 24 with bond financing for ongoing construction possible, aiming for a nearly complete campus for 1800 to 2000 students within about two years.
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Glenn Erickson
Hunt Construction
Sacramento, Inc
Ukiahi
Low Gap Road
Hunt
Sacramento
Ukiah
California
Ukiah Unified
Wheatley-Jacobsen
Palo Alto
Hunt Construction, Inc
Lloyd Clowdus
Stockton Blvd
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
W.O. Murphy
Noh-Profit
Board of Education
Ukiah Unified Board
Journal
Erickson
Mendocino County Seeks Public Works Act Funds for Eight Projects
Mendocino County commissioners approved eight priority projects under Public Works Act funding. Projects include a car pool at Low Gap Road, an animal shelter at Fort Bragg, a new road yard in Anderson Valley, a second floor for Ukiah courthouse annex, Caspar dump improvements, road overlay funding, fencing and tennis courts at Bower Park, and a new Riverside Park with baseball diamonds along the Russian River. No funds are guaranteed. costs for architecture and environmental reports fall to the county.
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Mark Raymond
Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
White House
Oval Office
Community Development Commission
Low Gap Road
Anderson Valley
Bank of America
S. School Street
Ukiah
Caspar
Bower Park
Gualala
Wildlife Conservation Board
E. Gobbi Street
Russian River
al Beltrami
Mendocino
Beltrami
Augie Avila
Ernie Banker
Ted Galletti
Jim Eddie
County Board to Study Workforce Needs After Position Freeze
The county’s 18 month freeze on new hires is history as the board eyes a workforce study and a revised position allocation. Avila and Williams push a policy review to allow reallocating posts based on workload, with 779 positions recorded as of Sept 1 amid a funding mix from state and federal sources.
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Vaaeng
Avila
Williams
Becdbme
Sari
Gordon McKillican
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Burgess Williams
al Barbero
Republican Assembly
Jerry Spencer
Farm Bureau
Barbero
Spencer
Farm Bureau Board
Barry Keene
Raymond
Maschere
Forks ‘Seminary
Fort Bragg
Thefore
Se Dal
Fort Bro
County Department of Parks and Beaches
E. Gobbs Street Park
Riverside Park
Parks and Beaches
Parks and Recreation Committee
Ukiah Fairgroup
P.M. Auk
Social Service Department
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