Tag: 400 block
State opinion on 400 block delayed
An opinion from the California Attorney General’s Office on the validity of the 400 block petition has been delayed, according to city officials.
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Local politics roundup: July 2017
State attorney general consulted over 400 block
The Hollister City Council is still on recess, but there’s activity at city hall. City Clerk Tom Graves...
Mayor submits petition to thwart 400 block plans
In a bid to keep downtown Hollister’s last patch of open space from becoming condos and offices, Mayor Ignacio Velazquez submitted a petition to...
Sale talk of 400 block stirs social grips
A day before Hollister council members sold the open 400 block of San Benito Street for development, Mayor Ignacio Velazquez issued a call to...
City to sell cornerstone downtown space
Locals won’t see a movie in the park on the 400 block of downtown anymore, but they might get a bite to eat.
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Council to consider development on downtown plot
The highly debated 400 block proposal for buildings on a cornerstone downtown open space is expected to go before council members next week.
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Hollister council close to considering 400 block proposal
Hollister staff expects a proposal for the 400 block development on San Benito Street to go before council members in February.
Opponent of 400 block development questions process
A vocal opponent against developing the 400 block of San Benito Street was taken aback by the city clerk’s response to his request that council members consider placing an advisory question about the open space on the November ballot.
Guest View: Foundation leader tells history with 400 block
As a result of the strong and passionate voices we have heard from the community, I would like to provide you with more insight on how we got to where we are today in planning for a new Philanthropic Center for San Benito County, a lasting home for the Community Foundation, as well as a hub for charitable collaboration—convening diverse voices to address local issues and opportunities.
Guest View: Foundation leader tells history with 400 block
As a result of the strong and passionate voices we have heard from the community, I would like to provide you with more insight on how we got to where we are today in planning for a new Philanthropic Center for San Benito County, a lasting home for the Community Foundation, as well as a hub for charitable collaboration—convening diverse voices to address local issues and opportunities.
