Use Permits
This week, we continue the conversation about what it takes to do business in Yountville.
Part Two: Employee Parking Management Plan (EPMP)
Let’s look at some of the measures that the Town has taken to improve parking.
Town Awarded $144,700 Community Power Resiliency Grant
The Town of Yountville has been awarded the Community Power Resiliency grant from the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) for $144,700. This grant will allow the Town to increase the utilization of the emergency generators during power outages to existing Town facilities, including Town Hall, Town Hall Annex, the Emergency Operation Center
You Say Parking Pad/ They Say Private Property
As Washington Park prepares for new street paving after the $1M repair of the underground water lines, another issue has arisen. The Town will repave and improve the street and, it has become very apparent, will not be touching the parking pads. The Town has reminded the residents that the parking pads are private property and
Vaccine Clinic for Yountville Restaurant Workers
Town Staff has been working with Whitney Diver McEvoy at the Yountville Chamber to offer a Vaccine Clinic at the Yountville Community Center specifically targeted to restaurant workers. The Town and Chamber will offer the clinic on March 23rd and April 20th, 2021. The Town will also be supporting the event with two bilingual Team
Yountville Economic Recovery Program
The Economic Recovery Program for Yountville was previously called the Business Transition Support Program. This Business Transition Support program was put into place by the Town in 2020 to assist businesses with adapting to the changes caused by COVID. This involved outdoor dining and seating and other limited and temporary modifications to Use Permits and
Stimulus Money Coming To Town of Yountville
The Town of Yountville is in line to receive $558,285 due to the rescue package passed by Congress and signed by the President last week. The Town can use the payment to offset lost revenue, and, as you know, the Town has sustained revenue loss from TOT and sales tax in the fiscal year 2020
No Commercial Cannabis Cultivation for Napa County
Last week, the Board of Supervisors for Napa County chose not to consider allowing commercial cannabis cultivation in the area, an initiative that was proposed by The Napa Valley Cannabis Association. The Napa Valley Vintners (NVV) continues to oppose commercial cannabis cultivation in Napa Valley as well for several reasons, most notably that wine and
Napa County May Streamline the Process for Winery Use Permits for Micro-Wineries
Recently, the NVV’s Board of Directors voiced their support for smaller wineries seeking a streamlined process for obtaining a Winery Use Permit through Napa County, and topic that was originally brought up by Save the Family Farms. The NVV has consistently advocated for changes to ease arbitrary and unnecessary regulatory burdens on wineries, helping secure robust
Yountville Business Award Winners Announced
Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Yountville Business Awards! Thanks to the Yountville Chamber. Such a well-deserving bunch of locals giving their all to our community. Tim & Noelle at Partners 2 Media, Business of the Year Allison Steltzner at Heron House Yountville for New Business of the Year Rob Stout for Volunteer of