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Gannett Ranch developer proposes onsite sewer treatment facility and water recharge for aquifer (opens the original)
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The proposed 439-unit Gannett Ranch development south of Bellevue would not impact the cityâs beleaguered sewer system, according to the developer, and would not negatively impact water resources either. That was the message delivered by Steadfast Companies Executive Vice President of Development Lance Emery on Monday at Bellevue City Hall. Emery, who is heading up the proposed development, spoke to a joint meeting of the Bellevue City Council and Bellevue Planning and Zoning Commission during
Bellevue City Council to review Gannett Ranch annexation proposal Monday (opens the original)
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The Bellevue City Council during its Monday meeting is set to conduct an initial review of a request by developers to annex the 191-acre Gannett Ranch into city limits. The 439-unit development has more density than a previous plan that would have brought 400 homes to the land south of Bellevue, the Express previously reported. The City Council will join with Planning and Zoning Commission members to conduct a pre-annexation review. âThe intent of this meeting is to have a work session. The Co
Bellevue Hispanic Heritage Festival celebrates diversity (opens the original)
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The Bellevue Hispanic Heritage Festival drew about 200 people on Saturday to Memorial Park and La Cabañita restaurant. Food vendors, dancers and merchants served up culture for the second year in a row. Kids played in bouncy houses as older folks danced and socialized. About 25% of the population in Blaine County identifies as Hispanic or Latino. Cynthia Gerhardt, from Michoacán, Mexico, works in the business office at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. On Saturday afternoon she was
Bellevue leaders table Clear Creek garbage franchise contract (opens the original)
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The Bellevue City Council on Monday reviewed and tabled a proposed 10-year draft franchise agreement and supporting resolution that would make Clear Creek Disposal the cityâs exclusive and mandatory trash collection service. Clear Creek has and does serve residents in the city through direct service contracts with homes and businesses. City leaders have complained that some residents have used dumpsters for refuse and have not had them emptied often enough, and that this has led to problems wi
3 write-in candidates join Bellevue race (opens the original)
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Three Bellevue residents have joined the race for election to three open Bellevue City Council seats as write-in candidates. They will vie against incumbents Tammy Davis and Genoa Beiser, who filed earlier to keep their seats. The third open seat will be vacated by City Councilwoman Suzanne Wrede, who decided not to run to keep her seat, the Express previously reported. Douglas Brown, Frank Suwanrit and Jodi Walbaum filed as write-in candidates, which means a voter would need to write their name
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