The Yucca Valley Planning Commission held a third round of discussions on outdoor sidewalk displays commonly found at secondhand stores in town. The Commission drafted a list of potential regulation recommendations at previous meetings in November and May. Following a presentation by Town Staff, the Commission agreed that outdoor sidewalk displays should have a restriction on maximum footage of displays, and the permitting process should utilize the Exterior Color Change and Commercial Design…

The Yucca Valley Planning Commission will host another review on pop-ups on Highway 62. At recent meetings in both November and May, the Planning Commission has considered ways to regulate outdoor sidewalk displays commonly found at secondhand stores throughout town. Town Staff has drafted several recommendations from the past discussions. The Commission will also consider potential regulations on mobile food vendors and trucks as operable at both special events and commercial zones. Yucca…

The Yucca Valley Town Council decided on art for this year’s Summer Music Festival. Here is reporter Adeline J. Wells with that and more from last night’s meeting. The Yucca Valley Town Council kicked off its meeting with a public hearing regarding placing solid waste handling fees on the property tax roll. The Town has been working with Burrtec to gradually phase in cost increases associated with organics recycling, per California State Senate Bill 1383. As the charges for the first year of…

Housekeeping is on the docket for the Yucca Valley Town Council. The Yucca Valley Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding the placement of solid waste handling service charges on the property tax roll for the upcoming fiscal year. In accordance with California State Senate Bill 1383 which mandates the recycling of organic matter, the Town of Yucca Valley had been working with Burrtec to phase in cost increases over several years. However, Burrtec’s tax roll billing rate for the first…

The Town of Yucca Valley hosted a second meeting to garner public input on the Community Center Master Plan, following a set of similar meetings held last month. The project includes the construction of pickleball courts, basketball courts, a skatepark redesign, roughly 26 additional parking stalls, bathrooms, patio space, shade structures, and more. Phase 1 Renderings Doug Grove of RHA Landscape Architects Planners, Inc., led the meeting on Phase 1 of the project, which includes the…