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City passes fence ordinance
Several city council members sat on the proverbial fence Tuesday night before voting unanimously to allow chain link fences to be erected in residents' front yards during passage of a fence and wall ordinance for the city. ...more
December 3, 2009
Irish bar gets zoning OK despite opposition
An Irish-themed restaurant and bar is coming to the area despite protests from nearby residents. ...more
September 2, 2009
Council Votes 4-1 On Airport Water Amendment
It was simply called Resolution No. 2009-5 approving budget amendment No. 25, for the acquisition of the Sebring Airport Authority water and sewer systems and it was passed by a 4-1 vote in the consent agenda. ...more
March 7, 2009
Standing Committees Finalized
It took several rounds of ballots, but county commissioners on Tuesday whittled down a list of 21 citizen names to six and finalized the membership of their twin standing committees. ...more
February 25, 2009
Watch What You E-Mail
In this day of constantly changing technology, government officials must be even more vigilant about properly communicating county business - even when it comes to their home computers. ...more
February 18, 2009
He Sought To 'Make Hernando A Better Place'
Bob DeWitt voted against plenty of projects during his eight-year tenure on the county's Planning and Zoning board. ...more
February 12, 2009
Sebring Wants Selective Development In Downtown
The Sebring City Council, the Community Redevelopment Agency and the Planning and Zoning board met Monday to discuss establishing a zoning classification unique to the downtown CRA district. ...more
February 11, 2009
AP To Resume CRA Activity
The city plans to resume all Community Redevelopment Agency activity after a state official answered questions and reassured staff and council about its CRA procedures. ...more
January 27, 2009
Tarpon Holds Town Meeting On Sign Ordinance Changes
Business owners and the city both agree that changes should be made in the city's sign ordinance to keep up with the times. The question that remains is how to make both sides happy. Shop keepers say they need signs that attract both pedestrian traffic and potential customers driving by in vehicles. Meanwhile, city officials say they must prevent visual clutter and ensure signs are safe and not a visual nuisance. ...more
January 24, 2009
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