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Gardens on Hope Breaks Ground
From the Edhat Santa Barbara: https://www.edhat.com/news/housing-authority-breaks-ground-on-89-units-of-affordable-housing-for-seniors With nearly 40 percent of the County’s senior population being economically insecure, Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara...
read moreRRM is honored with APA awards from North to South
RRM Design Group recently won six awards from the American Planning Association (APA). These awards were handed out at the local level from chapters across the state of California. APA awards celebrate quality in planning and aim to increase the public’s awareness of...
read moreRRM Announces New Principals
RRM Design Group recently named three new Principals: Robert Camacho, Scott Martin, and Michael Scott. These individuals are experts in their field and have shown exceptional leadership skills by growing the practice, providing fantastic client services and...
read moreRRM Design Group Earns Coveted Gold Nugget Honors
San Luis Obispo, CA, May 23, 2018 — Judges for the 2018 Gold Nugget Awards have named RRM Design Group as an Award of Merit winner in its annual competition, which honors architectural design and planning excellence and draws entries from throughout the United States...
read moreWildomar residents weigh in on city’s future park
From the Valley News By: Alex Groves, Associate Editor Link to article: http://www.myvalleynews.com/story/2018/03/18/news/wildomar-residents-weigh-in-on-citys-future-park/60068.html The city of Wildomar held its second of three workshops Thursday, March 8, seeking...
read moreRebuilt Rancho Alegre Boy Scout Camp will be ‘Better than Ever’
From the Santa Ynez Valley News - By: Mike Hodgson mhodgson@leecentralcoastnews.com Eight months ago, Rancho Alegre Boy Scout Camp and Outdoor School was a smoking ruin of blackened trees and brush, the gutted hulks of what had been vehicles and mounds of debris —...
read moreHow La Mirada is looking to spruce up Creek Park
By Mike Sprague | msprague@scng.com | Whittier Daily News February 28, 2018 at 11:42 am La Mirada’s 26-acre Creek Park — built along a flood channel in the 1960s — is starting to show its age, but a plan recently commissioned by the city could spruce it up. The plan...
read moreAnother affordable-housing complex could be coming to San Luis Obispo
From the San Luis Obispo Tribune: By Nick Wilson February 13, 2018 05:58 PM A new apartment complex for low-income residents could break ground in San Luis Obispo by the end of the year and be completed by late 2019 — if all goes to plan. The Housing Authority of San...
read moreHarbor Terrace to include more than 150 camp sites in Port San Luis
From KSBY: Harbor Terrace to include more than 150 camp sites in Port San Luis February 2, 2018 By: Alex Bertola There will soon be more camping options available in Avila Beach. The Harbor Terrace Development has been in the works for years but during a meeting this...
read moreArroyo Grande considering new low-income housing project
From KSBY: Arroyo Grande considering new low-income housing project By: Brooke Martell, February 1, 2018 On Tuesday, the Arroyo Grande Planning Commission will vote on a resolution to approve the construction of a 20-unit housing complex at 223 and 236 South Halcyon...
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