By Sarah Hale on Apr 2, 2013 in Afton, News The Afton Town Council has placed a temporary moratorium on new commercial construction. The moratorium prevents building permits from being granted by the town to new commercial construction projects. The sunset date for the moratorium is Tuesday, April 9. According to information provided by the Town of Afton, time is needed to iron out details in the areas of building plan review inspection and building inspection as it relates to the town code. The three week moratorium allows the town time to put language together stating the towns requirements in such areas. The moratorium does not affect residential building permits or the remodeling of existing commercial properties. During the April 9 meeting of the Afton Town Council, an emergency ordinance stating the towns regulations regarding building plan review inspection and building inspection will be presented. The emergency ordinance will be in place until the town passes an ordinance stating the towns requirements. The moratorium passed on a vote four to one. Councilman Kevin Kilroy opposed. For more information on building permits within the Town of Afton, contact the town hall at 885-8696. The rest is here: Buy Penis Growth Oil … Continue reading →

By Sarah Hale on Apr 2, 2013 in Alpine, Featured, News, Outdoors The Lincoln County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a hearing on the proposed Blind Bull Meadows PUDMaster Plan on Wednesday, April 24. The meeting time is set for 7 p.m. According to the Lincoln County Office of Planning and Development, the tentative meeting location for the April 24 hearing is the Cokeville Town Hall. However, the meeting location may be changed if the number of attendees exceeds the Cokeville Town Hall capacity. Any meeting location change will be announced by the Office of Planning and Development. The proposed project calls for subdividing approximately 73 acres into 30 units. The project area is located 25 miles up the Greys River on part of what is known as the Deadman Ranch. The property is currently zoned as recreational. The Office of Planning and Development is accepting public comments on the project proposal. Submit comments on the project to John Woodward, planning director. Comments received by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 15 will be included in the planning staff report. Additional comments on the project will be accepted through 5 p.m. on Monday, April 22. Continue reading here: Buy Pamelor … Continue reading →