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An October 20 environmental filing details a separate Monterey County project to line an existing 60-inch culvert on Olmsted Road near Highway 68 and Monterey Regional Airport, avoiding…
A January city NCIP review listed sidewalk proposals on Ramona Avenue, Casanova Avenue and Melway Circle plus Fremont-area path funding. These were historical budget balances, not confirmation of…
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STATEWIDE PUBLIC-SERVICE GUIDE · NOVEMBER 3 ELECTION
California Campaign Signs: What's Legal in Monterey County?
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Supervisors passed a resolution October 27 accepting a $200,000 federal-source wildfire capacity grant administered through the California Fire Safe Council, with spending spread across FY2026…
Monterey County has scheduled November 3 consideration of objective design standards for multifamily and mixed-use housing in unincorporated communities; the proposed ordinance has not yet…
A Monterey County public hearing scheduled for November 17 at 1:30 p.m. will consider 2027 rates and contract changes for exclusive solid-waste and recycling collection…
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