Steven Rosenfeld
National Political Reporter, Voting Booth at Independent Media Institute
Journalist. Covering how voting rights, election administration and technology since 2018.
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3 days ago |
marinij.com | Steven Rosenfeld
Tiburon plans to hire landscape architects to design upgrades for Richardson Bay Lineal Park. The Town Council voted 4-1 on May 21 to hire the designers for two sand volleyball courts, a basketball court, a shaded picnic area, a wall ball court and a sound buffer at the site of the filled-in sewage ponds. “Our approach here was really enhancement and not transformation,” said Michael Moon, a member of the Tiburon Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission.
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4 days ago |
sanluisobispo.com | Steven Rosenfeld
Mill Valley has begun to update its 45-year-old parking rules with an eye to accommodating new businesses and housing complexes. Consultants and city planners presented their analysis and a range of options to the Planning Commission on May 27. The commission made no formal decisions but embraced more flexible standards. Businesses must provide three to 10 parking spaces for every 1,000 square feet. The commission agreed the figure should be three spaces for all commercial uses.
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4 days ago |
marinij.com | Steven Rosenfeld
Mill Valley has begun to update its 45-year-old parking rules with an eye to accommodating new businesses and housing complexes. Consultants and city planners presented their analysis and a range of options to the Planning Commission on May 27. The commission made no formal decisions but embraced more flexible standards. Businesses must provide three to 10 parking spaces for every 1,000 square feet. The commission agreed the figure should be three spaces for all commercial uses.
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1 week ago |
marinij.com | Steven Rosenfeld
Sausalito’s plan for allowing 724 new dwellings by 2031 is in “substantial compliance” with state law, the California Department of Housing and Community Development said. The department reported the finding in a letter on May 22. On Tuesday, the City Council voted 4-1 to approve the blueprint, an environmental impact report and other changes to the general plan to ensure consistency.
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1 week ago |
marinij.com | Steven Rosenfeld
Sausalito’s housing master plan to add 724 new dwellings by 2031 has cleared key state and local regulatory hurdles. California’s Department of Housing and Community Development found the plan was in “substantial compliance” with state law, its May 22 letter said. The city council voted 4-1 Tuesday to approve the blueprint, an environmental impact report, and other changes to Sausalito’s general plan to ensure consistency.
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