City News: Proposed Signage Ordinance Gets First Reading, But No Action
May 12th, 2012

City News: UF Engineering Students Get Welcome, Sharp Questions at Marina Workshop
May 11th, 2012

City News: CEDAR KEY NEWS HOSTS CANDIDATE FORUM
April 26th, 2012

City News: Margy Vanlandingham`s Reply To The Candidates Forum Questions
April 26th, 2012

City News: Scott Dennison`s Reply To The Candidates Forum Questions
April 26th, 2012

City News: Dave Feigin`s Reply To The Candidates Forum Questions
April 26th, 2012

City News: UF ENGINEERING STUDENTS PUZZLE OVER CEDAR KEY MARINA
April 25th, 2012

City News: CITY COMMISSION MEETS 4-17-12
April 19th, 2012

City News: CORRECTION RE CITY ELECTIONS: WE’RE GUARANTEED A NEW WATER BOARD MEMBER AS WELL AS AT LEAST ONE NEW CITY COMMISSIONER
April 11th, 2012

City News: ONLY ONE CITY CONTEST ON MAY 8 BALLOT
March 28th, 2012

City News: MARCH 20 MEETING NOTABLE FOR ACTIONS NOT TAKEN
March 24th, 2012

City News: Shell Pile Problems, Trash and Ownership
March 9th, 2012

City News: Community Redevelopment Agency Reviews Funds
February 13th, 2012

City News: Commissioner Dennison Updates Tower Project.
January 19th, 2012

City News: Police and Fire Departments Report to City Commission
January 18th, 2012

Proposed Signage Ordinance Gets First Reading, But No Action

Jean Rigg

Sat, May 12th 2012 City News

The regularly-scheduled meeting of the Cedar Key city commissioners sitting as directors of the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) took place at City Hall Tuesday evening, May 5, followed by a special meeting of the City Commission to consider the First Reading of a revised signage ordinance reflecting Commission and public input over some two years.

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UF Engineering Students Get Welcome, Sharp Questions at Marina Workshop

Jean Rigg

Fri, May 11th 2012 City News

The needs of Cedar Key`s marina provided Dr. Raf Crowley`s graduate engineering students a topic for his Coastal Structures course`s final project, and on Thursday night, April 26, at Cedar Key`s Community Center, the city gave the University of Florida students a reception, and the students gave Cedar Key suggestions for improving marina operations.

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