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Maurice Chaney
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City introduces new ePlan Check service
Electronic plan check will reduce costs for commercial customers and allow for more efficient delivery of service Today the City of Sacramento unveiled ePlan Check – the latest improvement as part of Sacramento Streamline, a comprehensive program to eliminate barriers for development. ePlan Check enables commercial customers to submit building plans electronically, thereby reducing the need to reproduce several sets of hard copy plans. In addition, ePlan Check saves time during the approval and permitting process for development projects. “It has been our goal to provide a service to our customers that will eliminate the need to print costly and environmentally unfriendly building plans,
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Share your thoughts about living and working in Sacramento
The City of Sacramento invites residents and those who work in the City to complete a web-based survey to provide community input on living and working here. The survey results will be used as part of the city's 2030 General Plan annual report and help capture the community's perspective on livability and quality of life in Sacramento. To complete the survey, follow this link. The survey will be available through Monday, February 13. “Every year, we invite the community to tell us how they feel about living and doing business in our city,” says Tom Pace, long range planning manager. “Hearing from the public helps us ensure we are on the right track as we carry out the vision of the city’
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City Seeks Public Input on Upcoming Budget
As the City begins to build its proposed budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2011‐2012, the City of Sacramento is seeking community input on budget priorities and cost cutting strategies. An online “Budget Input Survey” has been posted and will be open through April 23. The City is also hosting a community Budget Open House at City Hall on Saturday, April 9. Attendees are invited to stop by anytime between 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to learn about the City’s budget and provide input on budget priorities and solutions. Results from the survey will be presented to the City Council in early May as part of the proposed budget process. Like many cities throughout the nation, Sacramento is suffering from
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Conversation about: Seeking your input: Sacramento prepares to update parking code
Thanks for this, Jared. Just a couple of things to clarify with regard to next week’s council item. The new code would eliminate minimum parking requirements for development in the Central Business District due to the large number of off-street, underutilized parking in that area (17,000 vacant spaces during peak hours, for example.) Additionally, nonresidential development on lots of 6,400 square feet or less would also not have minimum parking requirements due to the difficulty of developing such small lots. This ordinance is intended to modernize the City’s parking regulations citywide, in an effort to promote economic development opportunities by encouraging reinvestment throughout the city, but particularly in older commercial corridors.
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Conversation about: Budget cuts and fire engine brown-out significant factor in Oak Park blaze
Hi there, my name is Maurice Chaney and I'm the media and communications specialist with the city of Sacramento Community Development Department. Certainly this is an area where services overlap. Incidentally, we did have our code manager out on scene and because it is not within our jurisdiction for code compliance, we were unable to take action.
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Conversation about: City introduces new ePlan Check service
Thanks, Mark, for your comment. I think that inherent in our new electronic plan check are some industry-changing methods on delivering this type of service.
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Conversation about: Target Calls it a Remodel. Is it?
Xavier, I work with the City of Sacramento and we would certainly welcome the opportunity to discuss in greater detail this project and its components. There are some inaccuracies that we would like to clarify. Please contact me at mchaney@cityofsacramento.org.
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Conversation about: Midtown neighbors cry foul over BarWest's entertainment permit plans
Hi there, Maurice Chaney with the City. Just wanted to make one point of clarification. We have the ability, as part of the Entertainment Permit, to determine how entertainment can be provided, including hours and days of the week of entertainment, the type of entertainament and age restrictions.