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From Monterey Herald...
Land Trust Purchase Enhances Watershed
The Big Sur Land Trust purchase of the 84-acre parcel protects and enhances the Canyon Del Rey watershed.
Monterey County Affordable Housing Lags
An update on efforts by the County of Monterey to meet state mandated levels of affordable housing shows lack of significant progress.
Construction will begin in June on a 34-unit community of small temporary dwellings based at Westview Presbyterian Church in Watsonville, after the Monterey County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved agreements to build and manage the facility.
SAN ARDO â Two rural areas in Monterey County are marking milestones as the County of Monterey expands essential internet services.
Usually, Montereyâs history is an asset, something to highlight, but in some cases, itâs complicated. History is part of whatâs holding up a 42-unit affordable housing project on a 0.5-acre city-owned site adjacent to the Vasquez Adobe and behind MontereyâsâŚ
A BMX pump track and skate park has been on the radar of the Monterey County Board of Supervisors since 2017. On April 16, the board approved moving the project to the Salinas Regional Soccer Complex from an original proposedâŚ
SOLEDAD â Pinnacles National Park will break ground on a park-wide paving project beginning at the end of April, resulting in some closures for visitors during the late spring and early summer period.
SOLEDAD â The County of Monterey has been awarded two significant grants under Californiaâs Encampment Resolution Funding program, allocating more than $11 million to address homelessness in King City and Soledad.
In 2010, the County of Monterey approved a master plan that would limit the number of new housing units in Carmel Valley to 266. It was too many for residentsâ group Carmel Valley Association. CVA took the county to courtâŚ
Pacific Repertory Theatre amended its Golden Bough Theatre renovation project, resolving all existing issues in front of the Carmel Planning Commission on March 13.
Will East Garrison, a planned community on the northeastern edge of the former Fort Ord, ever have a âtown center,â as envisioned when it was approved nearly 20 years ago? Maybe. But, as always with East Garrison, itâs complicated.
The California Coastal Commission voted 9-1 on Thursday, April 11 in favor of a revised plan to build a luxury hotel at the American Tin Cannery site in Pacific Grove, two years after a P.G. City Council approval was appealedâŚ
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