New construction is on the docket for the Yucca Valley Planning Commission. Here is reporter Adeline J. Wells with more on tonight’s meeting. The Yucca
A lighter agenda left room for heavier discussion on code requirements for new businesses at last night’s Yucca Valley Planning Commission. The meeting
Just two business change proposals on tonight’s agenda for the Yucca Valley Planning Commission. First up, a color change request at the old Travelodge
The Yucca Valley Planning Commission will approve and file several native plant permits and adopt a resolution to set the maximum number of temporary Short-Term Vacation Rental permits. Hilary Sloane will tell you more.
A new grocery store, a hearing on the Yucca Valley Housing Element, and a consideration of whether two short-term vacation rentals should be granted permits will be on tonight’s agenda of the Yucca Valley Planning Commission. Managing editor Tami Roleff fills in the details…
At tonight’s meeting of the Yucca Valley Planning Commission, commissioners will be asked to grant approval of a conditional use permit for an Aldi grocery store, which will be located in the commercial center behind Rite Aid. Next up is a workshop on the town’s housing element, in which residents can identify specific housing needed in the town, and give ideas on how the town can improve housing in the future. Finally, commissioners will be asked whether two short-term vacation rentals should be granted permits to operate in the town. Both locations 55710 Free Gold Drive and 57078 Monticello Road have been operating between six months and several years without a permit. Tonight’s meeting starts at 6 p