West Sacramento city council moving forward with bridge Project | #citycouncil
The city of West Sacramento is moving forward with a plan that would ultimately connect Southport Parkway to Interstate 80.City council approved a contract to conduct a comprehensive study for the Enterprise Bridge Project on Wednesday.”Right now the only way to get from the place the bridge will land to the freeway in the northern […]
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Bristow High School, mayor team up for community park project | News
BRISTOW, Okla. — Bristow High School and Bristow Mayor Kris Wyatt have teamed up for a community park project. The Toni Goodwin Park is a fairly new park in Bristow and Mayor Wyatt wanted to add some picnic tables. The Bristow Career Readiness and Life Skills Class took on that challenge. FOX23 spoke with Forrest […]
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Newport Beach City Council overrides O.C. Airport Land Use Commission for residential projects | #citycouncil
The Newport Beach City Council this week unanimously approved resolutions announcing its intent to override Orange County Airport Land Use Commission determinations for two residential projects. The two projects — Residences at 1400 Bristol Street and Residences at 1401 Quail Street — were approved in December by the city’s Planning Commission. Both projects require demolition […]
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Tomball City Council approves alleyway amenities package | #citycouncil
During its Feb. 5 meeting, Tomball City Council approved a resolution authorizing and approving the Tomball Economic Development Corp.’s project for an amenities package for the city’s alleyways. What’s happening The TEDC will spend $1.18 million to fund the amenities package for Phase 1 of the city’s alleyway project, which includes the 100 north and […]
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Former L.A Councilman Jose Huizar gets 13 years in prison | #citycouncil
Former Los Angeles City Councilmember Jose Huizar was sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison for his role in a sprawling set of criminal schemes that involved cash payouts, casino chips at Las Vegas hotels and other bribes from developers seeking to build glittering downtown high-rises. U.S. District Court Judge John F. Walter handed down […]
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Sioux City City Council puts new housing project on hold | #citycouncil
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — The Sioux City City Council has deferred a development concept plan for a 133-unit subdivision that includes single-family and townhouses. On a vote of 4 to 1, council members voted to hold off a vote on the plan until at least the council meeting on September 11th. Woodbury, Dickinson Counties […]
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Hutchinson City Council: How they voted | Local | #citycouncil
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Members of the Hutchinson City Council made the following unanimous decisions at their Jan. 24 meeting: DONATIONS: Accepted $500 from Heartland Ag Systems for Fireman’s Park Project. Accepted $100 from Russell and Lorraine Erickson to the Hutchinson Police Department for the Law Enforcement Memorial Park Fund. Accepted $7,700 from numerous donors for the Shady Ridge […]
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David City Council tables OK of water plant project bid | #citycouncil
Further action on the City of David City’s water plant update has been placed on hold. The David City Council at its regular meeting Jan. 11 tabled accepting the low bid for the project. The project would improve the 40-year-old water plant facility by transitioning to a reverse osmosis water softening system, as well as […]
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Williston City Council meets to discuss the old middle school property | #citycouncil
WILLISTON, Fla. (WCJB) – The Williston City Council will hold a meeting to discuss the old middle school property on Tuesday. Members of the council want the publics input of what to do with the property. TRENDING: ‘We got to break these cycles of violence’: Residents concerned after drive-by shooting injures teenager There was talk […]
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City Hall renovation ‘in limbo;’ awaits new administration | News | #citycouncil
The planned $9 million renovation of Georgetown’s City Hall will be among the issues facing newly elected mayor-elect Burney Jenkins and city council in 2023. For much of 2022, Mayor Tom Prather and the current city council have been reviewing plans and scheduled to renovate the 133-year old historic building. In May, council meetings were […]
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