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Though Scotts Valley only became a city in 1966, the man who gave the valley its name—Hiram Daniel Scott—got there in 1850, when he purchased Rancho San Agustin, a Mexican land grant. Since then the land has been mined for peat moss, sand and gravel; now it’s more valuable as residential and commercial real estate. The valley also cultivated its share of tech startups, including such familiar names as Seagate, Borland, and Netflix.
The Scotts Valley City Council meets on the first and third Wednesday of the month at 6 p.m. in the council chambers at 1 Civic Center Drive. Meetings are open to the public. (Photo: Michael Barajas/Shutterstock.com)
The Scotts Valley Planning Commission advises the City Council on land use and planning decisions. Meetings, held on the second Thursday of each month at 6 p.m., are open to the public.
Unsung HeroesIn his monthly message, Mayor Johnson writes about the many people who volunteer to serve their communities.04/25/2024
Unsung Heroes
Check out our Spring/Summer 2024 Guide04/22/2024
Check out our Spring/Summer 2024 Guide
HouseKeys Low Income Ownership OpportunityPlease see the flyer regarding a low-income home ownership opportunity in Scotts Valley.04/19/2024
HouseKeys Low Income Ownership Opportunity
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During a report at the April 3 Council meeting, Scotts Valley City Manager Mali LaGoe announced the California Department of Housing and Community Development had certified its Housing Element—on its first try.
During a report at Council today, Scotts Valley City Manager Mali LaGoe announced the California Department of Housing and Community Development had certified its Housing Element—on its first try.
From Times Publishing Group...
City of Scotts Valley has announced the grand opening of the inclusive Skypark Tot Lot Playground .
As Scotts Valley tried to convince the State Department of Housing and Community Development that it’s up to the task of planning for more than 1,220 homes for people across the income spectrum in less than a decade, the report card on its last homes plan highlights inherent challenges.
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