Today the Board of Supervisors will meet and decide whether they will extend the 0% permit allocation for Cambria until June 2012. I’ll be there. Then tomorrow night at 6:30 the NCAC will meet at Rabobank. On the agenda (available on the NCAC website) is a discussion of the possibility of classifying vacation rentals as commercial accounts.
In the meantime, check out the storytelling powers of Rives on my new favorite website: TED.com
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