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Home Code Enforcement Citizen Participation How to Support Us The Bill of Rights Links ARCHIVE CLMP 2011 CLMP 2010 CLMP 2009 CLMP 2008 | 2009 BONNIE BLACKBERRY, CLMP, & Humboldt Co. 2nd District Supervisor CLIF CLENDENEN posted: Dec 17, 2009
DEC. 2, 2009, WED. 7 PM, CIVIL LIBERTIES HOUR, KMUD RADIO (KMUD STUDIO w/ call-ins, recorded by KMUD Engineer) Transcribed by Suzelle (CLMP). Read transcript. KMUD interview with DIRK VOSS posted: Dec 12, 2009
KMUD News reporter, Cynthia Elkins speaks with Dirk Voss, President of the Code Enforcement Officials Association. Read transcript. CIVIL LIBERTIES MONITORING PROJECT in 2009 posted: Dec 9, 2009
Find out what CLMP has been up to in 2009 in our annual report. SPECIAL RADIO SHOW! posted: Dec 7, 2009
Tune in Wednesday, Dec 9th at 7pm for a special talk show about the just released proposals and options for Humboldt County Code Enforcement and the upcoming Planning Commission Meeting in Redway. The time has come, after a year and a half the County is making it's move in redefining the Code Enforcement Unit on Tuesday December 15th in Eureka at the Board of Supervisors meeting. If you have interest or concerns, now is the time to be informed and have your voice heard. On the Wednesday talk show we will be discussing various aspects of the code enforcement proposals as well as issues related to the long awaited Planning Commission meeting happening here in Redway on December 17th, just two days after the Code Enforcement issue at the Board of Supes. Mark your calendars for these important dates , Tuesday December 15th Eureka and Thursday December 17th 6pm Redway School. Humboldt County General Plan - ATTACHMENT A - PUBLIC PARTICIPATION posted: Dec 7, 2009
From the document: Humboldt County considers public participation fundamental to the planning process. County policies on public participation are embodied in the Humboldt County General Plan - Volume I, Section 1500 "Planning and Coordination" and provide for "Broadened public participation at all levels of the decision-making process; including study, workshops, hearings, and plan revision". Read more. Board of Supervisors - CODE ENFORCEMENT UNIT(CEU) - OPTIONS posted: Dec 7, 2009
Beam Us In, Bonnie posted: May 13, 2009Supes agenda item for the Dec 1st Board meeting. Click here. Link to conversation on Heraldo blog about May 6th radio program on Granicus and Humboldt County web streaming and archives and more... Click here. General Plan Clarification Town Hall Meeting posted: May 13, 2009 In Garberville May 22: focus on Southern Humboldt. Read more. Report: Diebold Voting System Has 'Delete' Button for Erasing Audit Logs By Kim Zetter posted: March 10, 2009 Following three months of investigation, California's secretary of state has released a report examining why a voting system made by Premier Election Solutions (formerly known as Diebold) lost about 200 ballots in Humboldt County during the November presidential election. Read the article. SOS report: Numerous 'deficiencies' in elections software by Thadeus Greenson/The Times-Standard posted: March 10, 2009 The elections system software error that dropped almost 200 ballots from Humboldt County's final November elections results is only one of a number of problems with the system, according to a recently released report from Secretary of State Debra Bowen's office. Read the article. Link to the Ammiano bill posted: March 2, 2009 http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/09-10/bill/asm/ab_0351-0400/ab_390_bill_20090223_introduced.pdf LANDMARK MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION BILL INTRODUCED IN CALIFORNIA posted: Feb 25, 2009 AMMIANO BILL WOULD RAISE OVER $1BILLION FOR STATE - SPONSORED BY CALIFORNIA NORML Read Norml press release. Dr. Courtney speech from the Hemp Fest posted: Jan 20, 2009 Dr. Courtney speaks on the CANNABIS ISSUES PANEL of experts and authors at the 18th ANNUAL SOUTHERN HUMBOLDT HEMP FEST (November, 2008). Go to transcript. Humboldt County Election Snafu posted: Jan 9, 2009 Here's a very good in depth look at the current election snafu in Humboldt County from Wired magazine's blog area. Go to article. |