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Hearing on 1141 Esmeralda POSTPONED
Glendale, California Planning Department postpones hearing on proposed 16,000+ sq.ft. home.
Hearing Wednesday on 16,813 Sq.Ft. Hillside Home; Site Plan To Move 18,000+ Cubic Yards of Earth
Residents opposed to a staff-approved permit for a 16,000+ square-foot residence on a hillside in Glendale, California’s Royal Canyon area.
Under the Paperweight, November 8-14, 2009
Public transit and smart development policies in Oregon and Washington have reduced pollution from transportation in those states from 2004 to 2007, according to a new Environment California report analyzing U.S. Dept. of Energy data.
Starbird, Weaver Highlight State Threat to Keep
$3.5 Million in Glendale Redevelopment Funds
Glendale, California city council considers ongoing threats to city budget, including California state threats to keep gas tax revenue and redevelopment funds, as it works to balance its budget by July 1, 2009.
Under the Paperweight, February 22-28, 2009
Glendale, California is uniquely situated to survive the economic crash, to develop its urban core, and to capitalize on its location near a mega-city hub focused on media and entertainment.
Balloons On Contested Foothill Blvd. Site: Developer Cites Liability Issues and Excessive Cost
Glendale, California developer Farshid Khosravi claims raising balloons to measure the height of his proposed structure is too dangerous and expensive.
