Council Bluffs Sets Aug. 20 Deadline for Mohawk Street Redevelopment Proposals
Council Bluffs is seeking new proposals to redevelop city-controlled land along Mohawk Street, with submissions due Aug. 20 and no developer selected.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Jupiter Council Hearing Set for 23-Unit Seaglass Proposal
Jupiter Town Council is scheduled to consider an amendment Aug. 18 that could allow the 23-unit Seaglass project to be rentals or condos.
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Winter Haven awards Roosevelt Drive Complete Street contract
Winter Haven commissioners awarded Ajax Paving the Roosevelt Drive Complete Street contract on June 8, moving the project from solicitation to construction procurement.
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Bentonville Proposes Wastewater Fee for New Development
Bentonville is considering a wastewater development fee intended to make new growth contribute to needed system improvements instead of relying entirely on existing ratepayers.
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Chapel Hill sets August, September review for draft land-use rewrite
Chapel Hill has released a draft land-use ordinance rewrite and scheduled four public-review sessions at the public library on Aug. 17 and Sept. 10.
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Shreveport launches Block by Block Phase 2 in Highland, Mooretown
Shreveport has begun Phase 2 of its Block by Block Initiative, with an estimated $2.5 million to $3 million in neighborhood projects.
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Alexandria Advances First Phase of Old Town North Power Plant Project
Alexandria City Council approved the first phase of a $135 million plan for the former Old Town North power plant site, moving design toward a 2030 target.
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College of Charleston Housing Proposal on Hold Over Possible Burial Ground
A proposed College of Charleston student-housing project is on hold as city review continues over the site’s historic significance and possible burial ground.
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Fremont High transit-pass pilot to start in August
More than 2,000 Fremont High School students in Sunnyvale are set to receive VTA bus and light-rail access through a six-month pilot beginning in August.
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Springfield Housing Plan Enters Draft Review Stage in August
Springfield’s Housing Springfield process is expected to release a draft plan in August, followed by three public open houses Aug. 25-26.
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Bellevue opens nearly $25M affordable-housing funding opportunity
Bellevue is seeking affordable-housing proposals for up to $24.95 million in potential funding, with applications due to ARCH by Sept. 11.
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Gainesville Sets Aug. 7 HUD Deadline for 2026-27 Housing Plan
Gainesville has published its draft 2026 Annual Action Plan, outlining proposed CDBG and HOME-funded housing and community-development work.
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Midland Council to Hear 20.15-Acre Housing Rezoning Request
Midland City Council is scheduled to consider an Aug. 11 request to rezone 20.15 acres near Arlington Road and Deauville Boulevard for housing.
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South San Francisco Considers 10-Year Terms for Two Development Sites
South San Francisco’s July 8 council agenda proposed 10-year development agreements for projects at 180 El Camino Real and 800 Dubuque Ave.
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Waltham Council Overrides Veto on Bay Colony Zoning Change
Waltham’s council overrode a mayoral veto of zoning tied to the Bay Colony and BXP Waltham Woods redevelopment proposal, which could allow up to 1,200 homes.
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Celina Announces $15M Trackside Junction Development Downtown
Celina and its economic development corporation announced a $15 million downtown project planned to add commercial, residential and event space.
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Coon Rapids’ 2026 Street Reconstruction Work Is Underway
Coon Rapids’ 2026 street-reconstruction program covers about 3.9 miles of local roads, with work generally scheduled from May through October.
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Hoag Affiliate Completes $207 Million Purchase of Laguna Niguel Ziggurat
A Hoag affiliate has completed its purchase of Laguna Niguel’s former Chet Holifield Federal Building, opening a 90-acre site to future redevelopment.
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Cary Begins Charging Fees at Town-Owned Public EV Stations
Cary began fee-based charging at town-operated public EV stations Aug. 1, changing the cost of using the municipal charging service.
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Newport News backs $450M downtown housing and mixed-use proposal
Newport News City Council backed a proposed $450 million housing and mixed-use project on Huntington Avenue, while related planning hearings approach.
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Santa Rosa approves up to $1 million for 2026-27 safe-parking program
Santa Rosa approved funding and an operating agreement of up to $1 million for its Safe Parking Program, which runs July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
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Eugene Reviews Possible Data Center Uses at Former Hynix Campus
Eugene is reviewing whether data centers, manufacturing and other uses could be allowed at the former Hyundai/Hynix campus in west Eugene.
