Boulder City’s Planning Commission has two new members who will start their positions in January.
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Boulder City’s Utility Advisory Committee did not correct an alleged open meeting law violation last week because the members wanted the action to remain null and void.
Members of the community are invited to share their memories of the late Councilman Warren Harhay during an informal reception his family is hosting Sunday, Dec. 8, afternoon.
The Planning Commission is recommending a 1,275-acre parcel be added to the city’s land management process list for renewable energy generation.
Judith Hoskins was selected as Boulder City’s newest council member during an hourlong special meeting Monday evening.
A replacement to the City Council seat vacated by the death of Councilman Warren Harhay will be appointed at a special meeting at 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, in City Hall.
To help the city meet its historic preservation goals, City Council approved adding almost $60,000 to this fiscal year’s budget to hire a consultant during its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 12.
City staff is proposing the dog park inside Veterans’ Memorial Park be expanded, rather than installing new multipurpose fields at the facility.
Upgrades to Boulder City’s electrical system have begun as installation of the new backup power supply is scheduled to start next week and new power transmission lines are being put in.
The city could save several million dollars if the City Council approves an agreement to refinance its debt.
Councilman Warren Harhay died Tuesday night after a lengthy illness. He was 76.
Gingerwood Mobile Home Park will be growing as City Council approved rezoning part of the property to allow for more residential plots.
People turning abandoned mine shafts into temporary homes is one reason Boulder City officials are taking a closer look at the issue of homelessness in town.
City Council members will soon have the opportunity to correct what City Attorney Steve Morris believes is an open meeting law violation that occurred Oct. 8.
Boulder City will save more than $300,000 over the next five years by switching to a different company for its telephone service.