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| Newsletter - Grass Valley
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Cannon Rededication at Dow Alexander Park |
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A ceremony was held last October rededicating the Columbiad Cannon at Dow Alexander Park.
The local chapter of E Clampus Vitus helped sponsor this event along with the City. |
Traffic Around the Post Office |
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Keith Sauers, Interim City Engineer. |
The Grass Valley Post Office on E. Main St. will likely continue to be a magnet for traffic congestion. The City is exploring short and long term mitigations to address the issue. In the meantime, why not consider alternatives for your postal needs:
• Visit the Post Office at times that are normally not as busy.
• Park at any spot available instead of holding up traffic by waiting for a “prime” spot.
• Services are available at Post Offices in Cedar Ridge, Nevada City, SPD Markets, and at a variety of private mail service businesses.
• Most supermarkets sell stamps and have mail drop boxes. Buy stamps online at www.usps.com
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Volunteers Needed |
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Bill and Joyce Haire,
Nevada County Land Trust |
Thanks to the efforts of the Nevada County Land Trust, progress has been made on the Empire/Memorial Trail. This trail will soon connect the trail system in the Empire Mine Park to Memorial Park.Work days are from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon on most Wednesdays and Saturdays. Call the Land Trust at 272-5994. |
Budget Briefs |
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| On June 14th Council adopted the budget for the City for fiscal year 2005/2006. Copies are available for review at City Hall and the Grass Valley Library. The budget strives to achieve many of Council’s prioritized goals and objectives. Questions? Contact Carol at 274-4300 |
Development Code Update |
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The City is moving forward with its first comprehensive update of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances since 1965 and 1975. The goal of the update is to modernize the code and create development standards that will help reflect, enhance, and preserve the character of Grass Valley. There will be a series of workshops to review current and proposed development standards. For information contact Tom at 274-4330.
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