City council looking to address jersey barriers in town | Local News | #citycouncil
New Castle council will consider an amendment to the city’s zoning ordinance in regards to the use of jersey barriers and other traffic control devices in certain zoning districts. Council will look to refer this potential amendment to the township planning commission, and will later schedule a public hearing for comments. This comes after downtown […]
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Hazleton City Council approves updated zoning regulations | State | #citycouncil
Hazleton City Council recently approved updated zoning regulations that an administrator said will put the city in position to stay ahead of trends with housing and businesses. Council approved four pages of amendments to zoning regulations that were overhauled in September 2021. Mayor Jeff Cusat said the latest changes were requested by the zoning department. […]
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Davis appointed to Moscow City Council | Local | #citycouncil
The Moscow mayor on Monday swore in Drew Davis as the newly appointed city councilor to replace Anne Zabala. Drew Davis has lived in Moscow since 2012, has served on the city’s planning and zoning commission the past two years and is the senior project specialist for architectural firm Knit. His term with the City […]
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City Council approves PFMC expansion | News | #citycouncil
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Naples city council puts brakes on zoning changes for now | #citycouncil
NAPLES, Fla. — Naples city council put the brakes on talks that would have made it harder for people to rebuild after Hurricane Ian. This is just two weeks after the council thought about adding a zoning-in-progress declaration for the same things. That zoning issue was withdrawn and instead talks focused on planned development and […]
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Florence City Council to consider budget updates | #citycouncil
FLORENCE, S.C. – The Florence City Council will consider final approval of two bills updating the city’s 2022-23 fiscal year budget at its monthly meeting Monday in council chambers at the City Center, 324 W. Evans St. The meeting will start at 1 p.m. At its Sept. 12 regular meeting, the City Council approved amending […]
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Pamplin Media Group – Q&A: Hillsboro City Council candidates on the issues | #citycouncil
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In their own words, candidates’ thoughts on water rates, zoning changes, community development and more. Hillsboro voters will have a lot of choices to make on their ballots due Tuesday, Nov. 8. Ten people have filed for Hillsboro City Council seats. Two are running in Ward 1, including incumbent Beach Pace, and two are running […]
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San Antonio City Council nearly done revising land development rules | #citycouncil
The city of San Antonio is almost finished with a yearlong, periodical effort to update the local Unified Development Code, which covers rules, policies and procedures for land development citywide. Local officials said they are moving forward with 193 of 231 total UDC amendments that were proposed by city staff, commissions and boards, area public […]
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Bryan ISD to seek City Council approval on rezoning request | #citycouncil
The Bryan school district is moving forward with the process to build a new maintenance and transportation facility at the corner of Leonard Road and FM 2818, despite two denials from the Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission. The Bryan City Council has the final say in rezoning issues, so the district is taking its plans […]
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Bronx seems to like the mayor’s ‘yes’ rally cry | The Riverdale Press
By Abigail Nehring It has been the summer of protests and counter-protests in Throggs Neck. Supporters of the proposed Bruckner Boulevard upzoning rallied Aug. 30 to say “yes” to four new buildings in their neighborhood. The redevelopment will add 349 apartments if it survives a city council vote early this fall. It passed unanimously in […]
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