Alexandria Completes Initial Study of Proposed Beauregard Trail Extension
Alexandria completed an initial study of a proposed 1.5-mile Beauregard Trail extension, but funding, final design and construction timing remain unsettled.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Rancho Cucamonga Revises Child-Care Permitting Rules
Rancho Cucamonga approved Ordinance 1057, changing development-code rules for reviewing and permitting child-care facilities and centers.
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Blackwell’s Corner names first tenants for Goose Creek town center
Developers announced the first restaurants and retailers planned for Blackwell’s Corner, giving Goose Creek its first detailed look at the project’s commercial mix.
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Delano Seeks Bids for Water, Well and Traffic Upgrades
Delano has opened bidding for a Highway 99 water-line replacement, a new deep-water well project and traffic-signal improvements.
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Sherman approves two developments spanning more than 300 acres
Sherman City Council approved Joiner Ranch and Sherman Lakes, adding more than 300 acres of planned residential and commercial growth to the city.
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Summerville adopts revised development-impact-fee ordinance
Summerville Town Council adopted a revised development-impact-fee ordinance June 11, setting a framework for growth funding while fee amounts remain unclear.
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Colton paving project brings closures through Aug. 20
Colton’s FY 2025-26 asphalt paving project is scheduled through Aug. 20, with weekday work, temporary closures, parking limits and access restrictions.
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Lebanon Wastewater Plant Site Review Moves Into Next Phase
Lebanon officials continued reviewing possible sites for a future wastewater treatment plant, while August planning deadlines approach for related submissions.
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Railroad bridge work closes sidewalks on two Elyria avenues
Rehabilitation of Norfolk Southern bridges over West and East avenues began July 27, closing one sidewalk at the active work area during construction.
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Elkhart approves $51 million South Main-Freight redevelopment
Elkhart approved incentives for a $51 million mixed-use project with 210 homes, commercial space and Kelby Love Plaza. Construction is anticipated in summer 2026.
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Arcadia approves six-story North Village project with 130 condos
The Arcadia City Council approved a six-story mixed-use project at 225 N. 2nd Avenue with 130 condos, 20 deed-restricted affordable units and commercial space.
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Edina Keeps AAA Ratings Ahead of $2026 Bond Sale
Edina retained its top bond ratings from Moody’s and S&P before a June 16 sale financing street, utility and park projects.
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Thornton redevelopment solicitation sets next phase for Market at 88th
Thornton’s 15.6-acre Market at 88th redevelopment site has reached its Aug. 6 solicitation deadline as the city seeks a private development partner.
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Pasadena Seeks Bids for First Phase of Preston Park Development
Pasadena has opened bidding for Phase 1 of the Preston Park Development, giving contractors until Aug. 3 to submit proposals to the city.
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Mesquite council to review revised plan for 277-unit development
Mesquite City Council is scheduled to review revised planned-development standards for a 277-unit multifamily project at 21701 IH 635.
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Joliet Approves 795-Acre Data-Center Development
Joliet approved a proposed data-center development covering about 795 acres in March, setting up continued decisions on land use, infrastructure and implementation.
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Weekend I-405 closures will affect Bellevue-area travel Aug. 7-10
A construction schedule identifies northbound I-405 and associated ramps near Bellevue for closure from Friday, Aug. 7, into Monday morning.
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Hollywood’s Phase II Accela Permitting System Goes Live
Hollywood has launched Phase II of its Accela permitting system, changing how residents, contractors and developers submit and track development applications.
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Macon-Bibb unveils design for new Macon Arena
Macon-Bibb County revealed the Macon Arena design June 24 and named its construction team, with groundbreaking expected later in July.
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Corona Lists June Development Review Agenda in 2026 Pipeline
Corona’s Planning and Development Division lists a June 18, 2026, review agenda, but the city page does not identify projects or outcomes.
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Pembroke Pines approves estimated $1.07 million CDBG plan
Pembroke Pines approved its 2026 federal community-development action plan, anticipating an estimated $1,070,664 for the city’s next program year.
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Aurora Approves $530,000 for Safe Routes to School Project
Aurora approved $530,000 in motor-fuel-tax funds and up to $144,100 for engineering work on a Safe Routes to School project.