manson: Quincy gets Economic Development right! Are you listening Chelan and Manson?
- 01/06/10 04:35 AM
On December 14th, Quincy was host to a Rural Economic Development Summit. The event featured 10 speakers and included some of the state and region's top economists, educators, tech industry leaders and others. The experts agreed that Quincy, which is one of the few bright spots in the State of Washington's economy right now, has done things right. Quincy provided key infrastructure to lure high-tech industries and the resulting payoff is millions of dollars in tax revenues. Providing key infrastructure is different than burdening commercial development with impact fees, complex permitting processes and uncertainty. Which do you think generates more revenue for … (1 comments)
manson: “Final” Manson Sub Area Documents from County Planning take effect on January 11.
- 01/06/10 04:29 AM
Here are the "final" documents from the Manson Sub Area Plan from Chelan County Planning today. They take effect on January 11 and vacation rentals need to have their permits by May 1st: Manson Draft Zoning Final signed Manson Draft Zoning Map BOCC Hearing Manson Comp Plan Resolution with Exhibit A … (0 comments)
manson: Want a way to create some positive thoughts about Wall Street?
- 03/27/09 11:07 AM
This Wall Street propety is in the Mill Bay Beach community at Lake Chelan! This exclusive community includes only 19 home sites! Each site includes its own deeded boat slip and has rights to the private community beach. It is priced at an affordable $289,900!
This particular .3 acre lot borders a beautiful stream! You can read all about how to create great memories of Wall Street by clicking here for Wall Street Lake Chelan Real Estate … (0 comments)
On December 14th, Quincy was host to a Rural Economic Development Summit. The event featured 10 speakers and included some of the state and region's top economists, educators, tech industry leaders and others. The experts agreed that Quincy, which is one of the few bright spots in the State of Washington's economy right now, has done things right. Quincy provided key infrastructure to lure high-tech industries and the resulting payoff is millions of dollars in tax revenues.
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