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The city lists October 27 as an estimated completion date for the Scotts Valley Drive Complete Street project and related Hermon Road work, with safety warnings for ongoing…
Watsonville made its Draft General Plan 2050 available in September 2026; the city describes policies on growth, conservation, development and infrastructure that still require official review.
Watsonville scheduled an October 24 event marking Lee Road Trail Phase 1, connecting Pajaro Valley High School toward Slough Farm trails; the city identifies federal, state and Measure…
The city now directs all new permit and plan submissions online, with a special path for older legacy permits. Its pre-approved ADU plan list is not yet populated.
Felton residents are invited to San Lorenzo Valley High School at 6:30 p.m. October 22 for a Caltrans town hall on the Highway 9 sidewalk and safer access…
Caltrans lists one-way Highway 9 traffic control for October 19–23 in Santa Cruz County, including the Kings Creek and San Lorenzo River bridge projects near Boulder Creek.
California State Parks says pipeline work may cause trail access delays at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park near Felton through October 21. Here's what visitors should check.
APTOS NEWS | LOCAL UTILITIES · 2026 — The Santa Cruz County Sanitation District filed an April 2026 environmental notice describing emergency repairs to a broken public sewer…
BONNY DOON NEWS | SCHOOL FACILITIES · 2026 — The Bonny Doon Union Elementary School District filed an environmental notice April 16, 2026 for improvements at 1492 Pine…
BOULDER CREEK NEWS | VERIFIED LOCAL REPORT • OCTOBER 2026 Caltrans undertook major work in 2026 to replace two Highway 9 bridges near Boulder Creek: Kings Creek Bridge…
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