Loomis planning commission recommends council review updated sign ordinance with limited digital signage After extended staff presentation and public comment, the Planning Commission voted to forward an amended Title 13, Chapter 13.38 sign ordinance to the Town Council, recommending limits on animated content, proposed locations for programmable monument signs on town property, A-frame rules and a maintenance requirement; staff will consolidate edits for council review.

The Loomis Planning Commission just took a significant step towards modernizing the town's sign regulations, aiming to balance digital innovation with community character.

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Loomis council tables proposed ‘entertainment zone’ after hours-long public hearing After more than two hours of presentation, questions and public testimony, the Loomis Town Council voted to table consideration of a proposed entertainment-zone ordinance and asked staff to return after further outreach and clarifying edits to permit language, hours, enforcement and signage.

The Loomis Town Council has hit pause on a controversial proposal that could transform downtown into a lively entertainment zone, sparking intense debate among residents and business owners alike.

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Penryn residents tell Loomis council they fear large Hope Way development will strain evacuation routes and services Several Penryn residents told the Loomis council they oppose the Hope Way development, citing traffic, evacuation and public-safety risks and saying the developer has been unresponsive; they warned the county Board of Supervisors will take a final vote on Jan. 26.

Penryn residents are sounding the alarm over the controversial Hope Way development, warning it could turn evacuation routes into gridlock and jeopardize community safety just weeks before a crucial vote.

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Loomis council approves 24‑lot 'Carmenere' subdivision on Delmar Avenue with five deed‑restricted ADUs The council approved Project 2401, a 24‑lot subdivision on about 98 acres along Delmar Avenue that includes landscape and habitat protections, removal of 26 protected oaks for infrastructure, and a proposed approach to meet the town's 10% inclusionary housing requirement with five deed‑restricted ADUs (55‑year term).

The Loomis Town Council has given the green light to a groundbreaking 24-lot subdivision, sparking excitement and concerns over environmental impacts and community needs.

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Pioneer Community Energy presents energy-saving programs at Loomis community meeting Pioneer Community Energy outlines benefits of energy efficiency programs for local residents.

Pioneer Community Energy is transforming Loomis with innovative energy-saving programs and a new electric vehicle initiative—are you ready to save on your bills?

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Local officials address invasive mosquito populations in Rockland and Loomis neighborhoods Experts advise residents on mosquito prevention and report dead bird procedures.

Loomis officials are tackling the rising threat of invasive mosquitoes, urging residents to take action against these pesky invaders!

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Loomis Town Council delays funding for Clover Valley fire mitigation project Council members seek more information before committing funds to Clover Valley conservation project.

The Loomis Town Council is treading carefully on a crucial land acquisition deal that could shape the future of local conservation efforts—will they prioritize public access or financial commitments?

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Placer County hosts wildfire preparedness expo and fire safety reminders ahead of summer Placer County emphasizes fire safety and announces wildfire expo on June 21 in Auburn.

Loomis Town Council is taking bold steps to enhance community safety and celebrate local spirit with exciting events this summer!

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Loomis Planning Commission approves additional use permit for new Pilates studio Commissioners unanimously approve a new Pilates studio and discuss upcoming projects and workshops.

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Loomis, with the Planning Commission approving a new Pilates studio and gearing up for crucial updates on housing projects!

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Town allocates $1M for streets and transportation through gas tax funding Town funds transportation and law enforcement with stable, consistent budgets from specific funds.

Loomis is investing $1 million annually in its Streets and Transportation Fund, ensuring safe and well-maintained roads for a thriving community.

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South Placer Fire District reopens Station 19 with new ambulance to enhance services Fire District improves response times by reopening Station 19 and adding new ambulance

The Loomis Town Council made a significant move by reopening Station 19 with a new ambulance, promising faster response times and enhanced community safety.

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