Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed former SMUD board member Genevieve Shiroma to the state Public Utilities Commission, which regulates privately owned electric, natural gas, water, telecommunications and other services and utilities, including Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Shiroma, who lives on Portola Way, had already started doing commission work
The long-awaited Safeway grocery store in Crocker Village Shopping Center is expected to open in early March. Safeway will be the anchor tenant of the 260,000-square-foot shopping center. Other smaller shops may open soon, as tenant improvement permits have been requested for Petet’s Coffee, Firehouse Subs, Five Guys Burgers,
There will be a Zoning Administrator Hearing on the Variance for the 65-foot Sign in Crocker Village at 9AM, Wednesday Feb 20 at 300 Richards Blvd, Third Floor Petrovich Development Co. is seeking a zoning variance so it can place a 65-foot-tall shopping-mall-style sign along the Sutterville Road overpass in
The SCNA board unanimously agreed at its Nov. 7 meeting to send a letter to the city in opposition to Petrovich Development Co.’s request to the city for a variance to install a 65-foot-tall sign in the Crocker Village shopping center. Neighborhood resident Marian Moe joined board member John
Petrovich Development Co. is seeking a zoning variance so it can place a 65-foot-tall shopping-mall-style sign along the Sutterville Road overpass in the Crocker Village commercial development. The Crocker Village Planned Unit Development (PUD) guidelines state that signs in the shopping area are to be simple in design, enhance
Trucks are clearing and leveling the soil in the commercial area in the southern part of Crocker Village. Infrastructure for housing is being installed in the northern part of the 72-acre development. With new activity underway, Viewpoint staff wanted to update neighbors on the status of the development, sandwiched
If Andi Liebenbaum followed her heart’s desire, she’d be making ice cream every day instead of working in the legal world for the state. As a member of SCNA’s board of directors, Andi’s set her volunteering energy on issues that will make the neighborhood and region a better place
The three candidates for the District 5 seat on City Council have traveled dramatically different paths to the race, though they agree for the most part on the challenges that lie ahead for the city. All three say issues they would stress include homelessness and housing, fair distribution of
The question of whether a 16-pump gas station may be built in the Crocker Village development won’t be settled soon, as City Council has asked an appeals court to review a Sacramento Superior Court order for a new vote on the project within 60 days. On Jan. 3, Superior
A question that I get often is, “Are you having fun as an elected official?” Generally, my answer is that ‘fun’ may not be the right word, but that being on the council, representing my community, and supporting our city’s positive development is something I take seriously and find
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