Long Beach City Council makes developers notify more neighbors of building projects
LONG BEACH - Developers are going to have to dig a little deeper in their pockets when applying for a permit to build in Long Beach. The City Council amended the Zoning Regulation Tuesday night requiring contractors to extend the noticing radius - the area around project sites where where neighbors must be notified - from the interim 500 feet and two blocks to 1,000 feet for institutional and city projects and 750 feet for all other residential projects. Continue reading Press Telegram.
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