Planners aim to reduce conflict
The amendment would establish a 200-foot noise buffer zone between adjacent residential and highway commercial properties.
The amendment would establish a 200-foot noise buffer zone between adjacent residential and highway commercial properties.
The ordinance would amend the land use code to carve out a definition of camp parks or alternative dwelling developments, such as tiny homes, where locals could reside legitimately without violating county camping laws.
Community leaders both within and outside government have been looking for ways to alleviate the housing crisis.
On April 5, Grand County Commissioners voted unanimously to appoint Josie Kovash to fill a vacancy left on the commission when…
On Feb. 1 the Grand County Commission hosted a public hearing on a proposed “glampground” to be located near the junction…
Newell E. “Ned” Dalton, aged 88, passed away on Monday, August 23 in Moab, Utah. He was born on May 15,…
Thousands of acres of land along the largely undeveloped Highway 191 corridor north of Moab are owned by the Utah School…
The Moab City Council unanimously approved a resolution formally opposing the inclusion of two parcels in the Bureau of Land Management’s…