Eureka, United States (Local)
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HUMBOLDT – After a debate that focused on security and disability issues, Humboldt County’s Board of Supervisors approved changes to the county’s lighting ordinance in a 3-2 vote. At a July 27 special board meeting, changes to the coastal version of the ordinance were approved and staff was directed to apply the amendments to the inland version, which will go […]
‘It just seems like all anybody ever does is just wring their hands and say, Well, what can we do, we can't do anything,' said Councilmember Rene Contreras-DeLoach
Humboldt County Planning Director John Ford Workshopping the new Humboldt Bay Area Plan, the county's Planning Commission is highlighting
By: Daniel Mintz
A large redwood stands near a home in Lower Redway this last January with surrounding forest visible in the background.
HUMBOLDT – Workshopping the new Humboldt Bay Area Plan, the county’s Planning Commission is highlighting the importance of offshore wind energy but leaving industrial port activity open for other uses. The extent of restricting heavy lift marine terminals – which will be necessary for wind energy but could also be used for other industrial purposes – was weighed as the […]
Humboldt County Supervisor Steve Madrone An 80-lot subdivision in McKinleyville has gotten final map approval despite a supervisor's call for further environmental review.
By: Daniel Mintz
Humboldt County Supervisor Natalie Arroyo Spurred by recent conduct investigations involving two Humboldt County supervisors, the Board of Supervisors has revised the way complaints are reviewed.
McKINLEYVILLE – An 80-lot subdivision in McKinleyville has gotten final map approval despite a supervisor’s call for further environmental review. A final subdivision map and other land use mappings for McKinleyville’s Beau Pre Heights subdivision were approved at the Aug. 11 Board of Supervisors meeting, an action that Supervisor Steve Madrone opposed. McKinleyville is in Madrone’s district and he said […]
Project site overview Having succeeded in appealing a Eureka Planning Commission decision, the operators of a five-unit vacation rental
“If permitting and professional costs consume several years of the modest income those campsites might generate, we’ve defeated the purpose of creating this opportunity.”…
