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Subject: Apple Valley SUN News Author: Alia Kent [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13:27:35 03/16/06 Thu HOOD APPROVES BUSINESS PROPOSAL: -The Hood Council recently approved the business proposal: ---Hired employees may not work more than 8 hours a simday and must have two simdays off a week. ---Employees must be allowed at least two breaks during thier shift. ---Places of business must have a rest area for employees which will include toilets, working cooking equipment and seating. The quality of such items must be within reason. ---One-time Employee Tax of $1000 to cover adminstration fees RESIDENT JOINS DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION COMMITTEE: -Avery Wilsonoff has been chosen to be on the Downtown Revitalization Committee. The committee is in charge of improving downtown. Currently they're working on the SoNoSo section which will be a remodeled area of the original rundown industrial area including lofts, eclectic dining and art musuems and galleries. Thier next focus will be the Simwich Village area known for its bohemian character and will include more trendy restaurants, upscale shopping and expensive and celebrity-laden neighborhoods with modern homes and condos. BIRTHS: none DEATHS: none GRADUATIONS: none WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS: none EMMIGRATION none IMMIGRATION none [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]