Author Archives: deb

Changing Zoning Laws: At What Cost?

Posted on April 28, 2010 by deb

by Carter Coleman Whether you were for or against the Prometheus project, it’s worthwhile to consider the impact of zoning changes on city revenue. When should the city stick to its zoning guns? What are we giving away, if anything, … Continue reading →

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Steering Committee Minutes, February 8, 2010

Posted on March 17, 2010 by deb

Attending: Laura Lewis, Becky Reyna, Aaron Grossman, Robert Cox, Jack Perkins , Deb Keller Neighbors: Bruce Karney, Ronnie Falcao, Brian Roundtree (1) Call to order and presentation of minutes. Chair Laura Lewis meeting to order at 7:40PM.  Secretary Robert Cox … Continue reading →

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Letter from the Chair

Posted on March 12, 2010 by deb

by Laura Lewis Those new to the neighborhood probably logged into OMVNAtalk late last month and probably asked themselves if they had moved to the funny farm. “Sandwichgate” hit the group page and took members on a rollercoaster ride that … Continue reading →

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Council & EPC Vote on General Plan 2030

Posted on March 10, 2010 by deb

by Deb Keller City Council and the Environmental Planning Commission (EPC) voted on options for the General Plan 2030 (GP 2030) presented by the Planning Department in joint study sessions on January 26 and February 2. Out of GP 2030 … Continue reading →

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EPC Says “No” to Prometheus Project, but “Yes” to Higher Density

Posted on March 10, 2010 by deb

by Deb Keller The Environmental Planning Commission (EPC) met on February 10 for six hours and voted to amend the General Plan to allow a higher density than the current 15-25 units/acre along the Evelyn Corridor, but voted against granting … Continue reading →

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