US EditionPalm Springs City Council update on recovery efforts after bombing
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Lina Robles At yesterday's meeting, the Palm Springs City Council voted to provide assistance to businesses damaged during the May 17 terrorist attack. Business permit fees will be reduced and damaged structures will be inspected expeditiously. According to the investigation, more than 40 properties were damaged, eight of which were declared unsafe. It is estimated that $12 million will be spent on repairs. The post Palm Springs announces aid fo…
Luis Medina PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KUNA) – The Old Las Palmas Neighborhood Organization will present a $10,000 check to support the Rebuild Palm Springs fundraising campaign, organized by area small business owners. Rebuild Palm Springs is a community-based campaign to raise critical funds for necessary property repairs following the May 17 attack at the Palm Springs fertility clinic. These funds are intended to assist damaged residences and busi…
Palm Springs City Council update on recovery efforts after bombing
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - A city still healing. Palm Springs City Councilmembers are expected to vote Wednesday night on new recovery measures aimed at helping businesses impacted by the devastating terror attack earlier this month. On the agenda is Consent Item Q, which would establish a disaster overlay zone around the hardest-hit buildings. If approved, it would provide reduced permit fees and expedited reviews for property owners seekin…
City Council approves special recovery zone for dozens of businesses impacted by fertility clinic bombing ⋆ The Palm Springs Post
This map shows the initial outline of a disaster recovery zone established by the city to assist businesses impacted by a May 17 bombing. The boundaries were slightly expanded during Wednesday’s Palm Springs City Council meeting. Palm Springs elected officials Wednesday night approved a disaster recovery zone with reduced fees to help more than 50 businesses rebuild from an estimated $6 million to $12 million in damage caused by the May 17 terro…
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