More housing for residents, more parking for park-goers and more money for city coffers. Those were among the results from Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. On 5-0 votes, the council […]
More housing, park parking, etc.
Condo project before council
A public hearing to consider a development agreement, site plan and related matters for a proposed new 36-unit single-family condominium project will go before the Stanton City Council when it meets on […]
Fireworks, budget on the agenda
Should “safe and sane” fireworks continue to be legal in Stanton? On Tuesday the city council will consider a topic brought up by Councilmember Gary Taylor regarding the sale and use of […]
Cannabis business plans advance
The Stanton City Council took another step toward making the city a center for the cultivation, processing and selling of cannabis products with two actions Tuesday night. On a 5-0 vote, the […]
Cannabis permit fees may rise
The cost of applying for a commercial cannabis permit in Stanton may become a bit more than originally planned. On Tuesday, the Stanton City Council will consider two measures which could add […]
40-unit condo plan on agenda
The residential building boom taking place in Stanton continues, as the city council prepares to give its final approval to a housing project. When the council meets in virtual session on Tuesday […]
Rodeo lassos a $2.25M loan
One of the biggest attractions of the booming development in the southern part of the city got a big boost from the Stanton City Council at its meeting on Tuesday night. The […]
$2.25M loan to center proposed
An economic subsidy loan worth $2.25 million to support the Rodeo 39 Marketplace Center on Beach Boulevard will be considered by the Stanton City Council when it meets on Tuesday. The […]
New small park on horizon?
A new policy on who can sit on city commissions and committees and a proposal for a new “parkette” are on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. The […]
City panel requirements relaxed
If you live in Stanton and aren’t a registered voter, you will still be able to take an official role in city matters. At Tuesday’s meeting of the city council, an amendment […]
