To qualify, people will have to wait longer before listing the units as short-term rentals.
CBJ Assembly Meetings
Proposed Juneau budget raises spending and property tax revenue
Watt’s proposed total mill rate of 10.28 is slightly lower than last year’s, but because of higher property values, the city would still get nearly $6 million more in property tax revenue.
Pickleball could be part of Juneau’s new commitment to better serve its older population
To get the designation, the Juneau Assembly and Mayor Beth Weldon had to commit to make Juneau more accessible and to invest in infrastructure for older community members.
Juneau hospice provider appeals to city for financial help
Juneau’s only hospice and home care provider says it can’t sustain its services alone.
Filing period opens Friday for Juneau municipal election
The window to file to run for local government in Juneau runs from July 15-25.
Juneau Assembly will take public comment on budget proposals at next meeting
The public is invited to comment on budget items at Monday’s Regular Assembly Meeting.
Juneau officials consider giving Lemon Creek ‘some love’ in the form of a new urban path
The city’s working title for the project is the Lemon Creek Multimodal Path. The city doesn’t know where the path will be, what it will cost or when it will be done. It needs money to make a plan for the path first.
Second graders reject rooster ordinance in mock vote at Juneau Assembly
Second grade students from Diane Antaya’s Harborview Elementary class visited Juneau City Hall last week where they met Mayor Beth Weldon and held a mock assembly meeting.
Juneau’s Systemic Racism Review Committee flags legislation for the first time
The main concerns the committee had were about the lack of affordable housing in Juneau and a lack of public input on the legislation.
Juneau residents split over city’s response to impacts of tourism, according to survey
About 2,400 Juneau residents weighed in on the effects of tourism on the community.