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The Cloverdale Newsletter - Week of December 23, 2022

Government and Politics

December 23, 2022

From: City Of Cloverdale

Happy Holidays! 

The City of Cloverdale wishes you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 

This will be our final Community Update for 2022! We look forward to seeing you back in your inbox January 6, 2023!

Cloverdale's Cherry Creek Village Named Best North Bay Affordable Housing Project

Cloverdale's Cherry Creek Village was named Best North Bay Affordable Housing Project by the North Bay Business Journal. Cherry Creek Village located at 520 S. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale, was a winner of the Best North Bay Affordable Housing Project category in the North Bay Business Journal’s 2022 Top Projects Awards.

Sonoma County’s Cherry Creek Village named Best North Bay Affordable Housing Project (northbaybusinessjournal.com)

Planning Commission Approves 101 North Use Permit 

The Planning Commission last week approved a Use Permit and Design Review for the 101 North Project proposed for the former gas station at 101 N. Cloverdale Blvd.  The project will feature live entertainment, food and drink in an indoor-outdoor setting. 101 N. Is expected to open in this coming spring. We welcome this new proposed business to town. 

Police Holiday Safety Tips 

The Christmas and New Year holidays are rapidly approaching, and the Cloverdale Police Department would like to provide the community with important safety tips and general information. 

Traffic Safety will be essential during this time of year as pedestrian and vehicular traffic increase due to holiday travelers.  In addition to the increase in traffic, inclement weather is likely to continue, resulting in city streets being slippery with limited visibility due to fog and rain.  Please take extra care to watch for pedestrians as you drive about Cloverdale and remember that pedestrians do have the legal right of way.  This is especially important at the intersections of Cloverdale Blvd. at Healdsburg Avenue and Cloverdale Blvd. at North Street, as children often use these crosswalks during morning hours to get to school.  The Cloverdale Police Department will do its best to enforce this, and all other traffic laws but will also be counting on the public to be mindful of the risks to drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians.  

During this time of year, the department typically sees an increase in thefts.  We ask that you secure your vehicles when unattended and remove any personal belongings of value, such as purses, wallets, and electronic devices.  Additionally, we ask that you secure your residences and property by locking doors and windows before you leave and during the nighttime hours. If you plan to celebrate the holidays with alcohol, please take preventative measures before driving and designate a sober driver for your safety and the safety of others sharing the road. 

On behalf of the City and Police department staff, we wish everyone a safe and Happy Holiday season! 

Parks Update

Crews worked to install a new manufactured restroom facility at City Plaza this week.  A large crane was used to hoist the prefabricated restroom into its final resting place on the City Plaza. The facility features two unisex restrooms, two drinking fountains and bottle filler, a hand sink, and a doggie water bowl for our four-legged friends. The City's contractor will be back after the first of the year to repour the concrete apron around the facility, then its good to go! 

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