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New Transit Stop, Survey, and Permit Scam Alert

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Longview’s Accessibility Advisory Committee is supporting a new RiverCities Transit stop at 12th Avenue and Maple Street, according to a July 22 notice. The city also issued a warning about fraudulent emails requesting payments for planning, zoning, or permit fees on July 22. A revised pedestrian improvement survey for Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets closes August 3, following June open house feedback.

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    Longview’s Accessibility Advisory Committee is supporting a new RiverCities Transit stop at 12th Avenue and Maple Street“A new RiverCities Transit stop at 12th Avenue and Maple Street is the latest project supported by Longview’s Accessibility Advisory Committee.”
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    A July 22 notice was issued by Longview’s Accessibility Advisory CommitteeNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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    The city issued a warning about fraudulent emails requesting payments for planning, zoning, or permit fees on July 22“The City of Longview is warning residents, businesses, contractors, and development professionals about fraudulent emails and invoices requesting payment for planning, zoning, permit, or land use fees.”
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    A revised pedestrian improvement survey for Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets closes August 3“Based on comments received during the June open house, we've revised the proposed pedestrian improvements at the Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets. Survey closes August 3.”
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    The revised pedestrian improvement survey for Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets followed June open house feedback“Based on comments received during the June open house, we've revised the proposed pedestrian improvements at the Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets. Survey closes August 3.”

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