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After nearly 10 hours of combined public hearing and commission deliberation that primarily focused on height, grading, workforce housing and water concerns, the Planning Commission voted 4-1 just before noon yesterday in favor of six required actions that will enact the Old Mammoth Place project, currently the Sierra Nevada Lodge and Rafters. It now goes to town council for review on April 7.
Old Mammoth Place has particular significance because if council approves the project, it will be the first out of the gate since the Community Benefits and Incentive Zoning (CBIZ) and People At One Time (PAOT) policies were adopted to implement the 2007 General Plan.
The proposed project includes up to 488 lodging rooms, 19,500 square feet of retail and 17,000 square feet of restaurant space, 9,5400 square feet of conference space, outdoor public events plazas, subterranean parking, and a spa and wellness center. – CB |
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Help keep Mammoth's air clean this winter |
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Friday, 14 November 2008 |
When the Town of Mammoth Lakes experiences periods of clear, cold and calm weather with minimal breeze, the air quality deteriorates. Wood smoke from fireplaces and stoves cannot dissipate, and sometimes builds up to unhealthy levels that could have serious health consequences. To keep our air as clean as possible, please do your part by following these simple steps:
• Only burn clean and hot fires
• Check your chimney periodically for emissions
• Call (760) 934-1010 for any word burning restrictions
• Abide by the “No Wood Burning” Days restrictions
The Town of Mammoth Lakes continually monitors air quality, and will announce “no wood burning” days when air quality is forecast to approach unhealthy levels. To find out if wood burning restrictions have been announced, please listen to KMMT 106.5, Sierra Wave 92.5, KIBS 100.7, watch Mammoth Lakes Community Channel 51, or call (760) 934-1010.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 17 November 2008 )
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