Henderson County Board of Commissioners gave tentative approval Tuesday to a 60 percent steep slope regulation in the land development code. The commissioners have been wrestling with the idea of ...

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City Council members said they plan to pass next Tuesday on first reading a new vegetative ordinance for construction on steep slopes. It would go into effect on July 1 and be reviewed after a year.

A scientist is calling for improved monitoring of steep slopes after a major landslide was reported beside the upper Ecstall River, which is a tributary of the Skeena River located near Prince Rupert.

In February, the Village Council voted unanimously to create added protections for Lake Michigan bluffs by writing into law certain regulations governing what is allowed to be built on steep slopes.