State Health Officials released their weekly report this afternoon, and Ventura County continues to remain in the red tier for re-opening. Because the County must meet orange-tier criteria for two consecutive weeks before moving to it, the soonest that Ventura County can move to the orange tier is now Tuesday, November 3. The limiting factor for us continues to be the number of new infections per day. To reach the orange tier level, Ventura County must average approximately 35 (or fewer) new cases per day. Ventura County health officials will continue to report the number of new COVID-19 cases every weekday afternoon at www.venturacountyrecovers.org.

To see how tier levels affect business operations, please visit covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy/.

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The City Council approved the highly-anticipated High Street Station project on October 7. Located on the south side of High Street between the Chamber of Commerce building and the Metrolink Station, the project consists of 79 apartments and ground-level commercial retail space. It is Moorpark's first mixed-use project and is expected to bookend the redevelopment of the City's historic High Street corridor.

The apartment units include both studio and 2-bedroom apartments, and a total of 13,628 sq. ft. of commercial space will be built. The project also consists of 137 on-site parking spaces and a community plaza.

More information about the project, including the project plans, is available on the City's website. You can also view the status of other major proposed development projects in the City at www.moorparkca.gov/development.

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