County Council Clears Way For Development Near Ridgefield

At its last regular meeting of the year, the Clark County Council removed a zoning overlay to allow much-anticipated development near Ridgefield, moved forward with a residential recycling rate increase, put weight restrictions on seven bridges and delayed taking action on a funding plan for new trails. 179th Street holdings The council unanimously voted Tuesday to remove the urban holding zoning on about 40 acres near the N.E.

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