#city-regulations

#city-regulations

Austin Resource Recovery is updating recycling and trash cart rules to align with current operations and resident feedback.

Boston's officials are intensifying efforts to enforce sidewalk clearing obligations amid hazardous winter conditions.

The Brooklyn Supreme Courthouse facade will be repaired this fall after 18 years of deterioration, aiming to restore safety and aesthetics.

The city has updated rules prohibiting materials that distort license plate photographs, aligning with state regulations.

San Francisco is allowing 10 street vendors on Mission Street again, resulting in reduced property crime and improved street conditions.

Parking enforcement lifted in parts of Los Angeles County due to ongoing wildfire efforts, but certain regulations remain in effect to ensure safety.

Statue City Cruises claims significant losses due to fake ticket scams affecting daily tourism and requests city intervention.

Outdoor dining in NYC returns April 1 with new regulations for cleanliness and safety.

Brooklyn pizzeria's use of a school bus as a dining space faces backlash due to city regulations on outdoor dining.

The new outdoor dining program imposes significant financial burdens on business owners, leading to decreased participation compared to the pandemic-era initiative.

Bronx restaurateurs are opting out of the Dining Out NYC program due to high costs and regulatory issues, reflecting a decline in outdoor dining interest.

Brooklyn pizzeria L'Industrie creatively uses a school bus for outdoor dining, raising concerns from city officials about compliance with new rules.

New York City is taking measures to prevent brush fires amid ongoing drought conditions, including banning grilling in parks.

New York City's trash bin laws face challenges in implementation due to confusion, complaints, and logistical issues.

The initiative aims to reduce trash and address rodent problems.

City's proposed regulation changes for short-term rentals aim to increase licensing, ensure safety, and boost Hotel Occupancy Tax revenue.

The Planning Commission reversed the rejection of Avalon Pointe, allowing a student housing development to proceed.

San Diego is facing a growing issue with homeless tent encampments along freeways, raising safety and public health concerns.

Toronto city officials cease and desist order a non-profit's tiny mobile homes for the homeless, despite their safety features.

Residents living in RVs on Winston Drive in San Francisco are facing potential displacement as the city plans to limit parking, sparking concerns about homelessness.

Community members are frustrated with the deterioration of a historic home in Kensington-Chinatown and seek better regulations for maintaining vacant properties.

Renovations at the historic Biltmore Hotel were halted due to unauthorized work stripping its original features.

Debate intensifies over century-old storefront at East 12th and Comal streets for historic preservation.

San Jose is streamlining project approvals to encourage innovation and address housing needs despite zoning regulations.

San Jose is tackling the issue of abandoned shopping carts through police reforms and retrieval programs.

The return of vendors to Mission Street under a pilot program has brought optimism and a sense of victory to these vendors.

The return of authorized street vendors to Mission Street after a prohibition period has brought happiness and hope for better sales.