| Pet owners encouraged to renew licenses via mail |
| Download license application from Animal Services page |
| Online registration now available for rec, arts classes |
24-hour service now available through Parks & Rec Web site
VIEW the Winter-Spring Community Arts Directory |
| Next Lodi Shopping Center/Wal-Mart meeting Jan. 14 |
| Hutchins Street Square theater site of use permit hearing |
| Read the Stuff in Lodi edition of November 25 |
| Another chance for the public to weigh in on future growth |
| Lodi Public Library now open at new site |
| Library moves to temporary location at 212 W. Pine St. |
| Annual leaf pickup program ends on Jan. 21 |
| See a map, schedule for final leaf pickup; tips for residents |
| Draft map of Lodi's future growth plans now available |
Compact, orderly growth focus of "preferred alternative"
See the second version of the preferred plan here (Dec. 12)
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| Special election on redevelopment scheduled March 3 |
The Lodi City Council voted Wednesday to set a special election March 3, 2009 for the Lodi Community Improvement Project.
The Project would make more funds available for a variety of improvements, such as grants for home repairs or replacement of underground utilities.
Redevelopment plans such as the Lodi Community Improvement Project provide cities with the financial assistance they need to reinvest in their communities without raising taxes. Instead, cities are allowed to retain a greater share of property tax already being paid to make needed improvements.
In Lodi, eminent domain is specifically excluded from the redevelopment plan. |
| Three-year redevelopment spending plan unveiled |
Proposal includes $2.9 million for improvements, no borrowing |
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Twitter users notified at 1:05 a.m. Dec. 11 of Wal-Mart vote |
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