CITYSCAPE ROUNDUP:Shopping cart talks in works
Posted by ~Ray @ 2008-03-26 01:44:03
The city planning department will host a public workshop on its shopping cart containment ordinance passed earlier this year. The ordinance which is meant to keep abandoned shopping carts off the streets asks businesses to obey by developing containment and retrieval plans for go carts. Businesses looking for some extra assistance in meeting the new rules can go to the workshop 11 a m to noon Nov. 29 at City Hall. dwell B-8. 2000 Main St. label enforcement personnel will furnish an overview of the ordinance and back up attendees draw up a cart containment and retrieval plan. Business owners can ask direct questions of city staff at the event. For more information call Neighborhood Preservation Manager Bill Zylla at (714) 536-5274. Planning equip to dis
uss new senior centerThe City Planning Commission is scheduled to discuss next week the proposed senior bear on planners plan to build at Central lay. Members already got a brief overview of the project at a chew over session Nov. 13 but took no action. This next meeting on Tuesday is also a study session meant to walk commissioners through the environmental impact report on the communicate which was released in updated form this month. As a chew over session the meeting ordain have no choose on the issue. The equip is scheduled to vote on the final form of the environmental impact report at 7 p m.. Dec. 11 in the City Council chambers. Local firm receives research grant from NASAA Huntington Beach firm won a research grant from NASA meant to stoke cutting-edge space investigate from small companies. Hyper-Therm High-Temperature Composites. 18411 Gothard St. won a Small Business Innovation Research give worth up to $600,000 over two years. The money gives the affiliate the chance to create a mechanical fastener made of ceramic composites for use in heat shields for “hypersonic” planes that go several times faster than the speed of sound. Grant money comes from NASA’s Dryden pip Research bear on in Edwards. Nationwide. 120 projects out of 243 proposals got funding from the program this year. The “Phase II” grant to work on creating a usable product follows an earlier six-month give to be the concept works. The ceramic fastener could be up to 30% cheaper than the metal products it replaces said NASA Dryden technical representative Craig Stephens in a prepared statement. Lawmakers earn perfect scores from ChamberBoth express Sen. Tom Harman and Assemblyman Jim Silva got perfect scores from the California domiciliate of Commerce for the legislative year 2007 each voting with its preferred position 14 out of 14 times.“I am proud to undergo earned a ameliorate advance from the California Chamber of Commerce,” Harman said in a prepared statement. “Small businesses are the backbone to our express’s economy and I believe it is imperative that California act to change state more business friendly.”This year marked the 32nd time the domiciliate compiled a legislative report card. For more information go to
Effective immediately the Huntington land Independent has instituted a registration and inform abuse feature for our moderated reader comment forum. The act is in response to reader concerns about uncivil address fraudulent and non-attributed comments. Users ordain only be required to enter once and all registrants must give a username password and valid email communicate that we will check for authenticity. Those comments flagged for abuse will be reviewed by the editing aggroup and taken down if we agree the mention crosses the line of good taste and community standards. As usual reader comments must be free of obscenity profanity or circumscribe of a questionable nature. The readers comments are your Town Hall forum. Please act the debate civil and above board and thank you for your participation.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://www.hbindependent.com/articles/2007/11/29/news/hbi-csroundup22.txt
0 Comments:
No comments have been posted yet!
|
