Ridge Road Extension to Land O’ Lakes Delayed Until Summer 2027
Pasco County’s second phase of the Ridge Road extension has been delayed by bridge-clearance work required over the CSX Railroad.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Roanoke Rapids records show sinkhole concerns, school leadership change
Roanoke Rapids records identify utility-related sinkholes on four streets while city meeting records show council activity in July and August. Separately, Larry Catalano began leading Roanoke Rapids High School on July 1.
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Huxley listed in Iowa records for transportation project with city, county funds
Iowa records identify a Huxley RISE transportation application and list $3,353 from the city and $31,358 from Story County, but approval and construction details remain unknown.
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Sandy adopts development-code changes tied to Oregon wildfire-restoration law
Sandy City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-17, creating a local process for eligible homes made uninhabitable by wildfires or other natural events.
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Somerset County announces Hillcrest Road safety project meeting in Watchung
Somerset County announced planned safety improvements for County Route 531, also known as Hillcrest Road, in Watchung, with possible future detours and construction staging.
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West Haverstraw warehouse review advances as public hearing is set
A proposed 454,000-square-foot warehouse in West Haverstraw has moved forward in environmental review, with a public hearing scheduled for Aug. 12 and written comments accepted through Sept. 10.
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Westfield says One Westfield Place redevelopment direction has changed as former Lord & Taylor owners seek sale
Westfield said the owners of the former Lord & Taylor building and two North Avenue parcels intend to sell, changing the direction of One Westfield Place redevelopment plans.
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Mount Vernon water-pressure issue, Landrum Street culvert work put residents on notice
Mount Vernon officials reported reduced water pressure near 417 Athletics and outlined a possible $1.5 million to $3 million pressure-station solution as Landrum Street culvert work approaches.
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Magnolia advances Amarillo Drive reconstruction agreement and seeks federal immigration-enforcement funding
Magnolia City Council approved an agreement to move Amarillo Drive reconstruction in Magnolia Ridge toward construction and authorized the police department to apply for a federal reimbursement program.
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MaineDOT schedules Aug. 12 Windham meeting on Route 302 and connector-road plans
MaineDOT will hold a final in-person public meeting Aug. 12 at Windham High School on current designs for Route 302 construction and three connector roads.
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Sheridan adopts 2026 Transportation Master Plan to guide future infrastructure priorities
Sheridan has adopted a 2026 Transportation Master Plan that will provide a framework for future road, pedestrian, bicycle and traffic priorities as the city grows.
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Petaluma Transit to Change Weekday Service Aug. 10
Petaluma Transit will update weekday service and expand LumaGo on-demand options beginning Aug. 10, 2026, but route details are not yet public.
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Margate land-use amendment heads to Aug. 20 Broward hearing
A proposed Margate land-use amendment would shift 148.7729 acres from commercial recreation to residential, commercial and park uses before a county hearing.
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Lenexa closes 103rd Street bridge for roughly four-month replacement
Lenexa closed 103rd Street at the Flat Rock Creek bridge Aug. 3 for a roughly four-month replacement project with Overland Park.
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Beaumont’s Stewart Park Phase II Keeps $2.5 Million Grant
State approval allows Beaumont to move forward with Stewart Park Phase II while preserving a previously awarded $2.5 million grant for the project.
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St. Peters Advances Review of First Land-Use Plan Update Since 2008
St. Peters has begun public review of a draft land-use master plan that would update the city’s 2008 Comprehensive Plan and guide future growth.
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Blue Springs approves $66 million Iconic development
Blue Springs approved the Iconic mixed-use project, including 252 apartments, retail space, infrastructure work and up to $20 million in incentives.
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Ontario Advances Environmental Review for Roadhouse Energy Project
Ontario is preparing a draft environmental report for the proposed Roadhouse energy-storage project and related Rich Haven development in southwest Ontario.
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Overland Park zoning board set to hear case for 195 Overland Park Place
The Johnson County zoning board has scheduled a conditional-use hearing for 195 Overland Park Place in Overland Park on Aug. 5, 2026.
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Fontana Planning Commission Considered 83 Proposed Housing Units
Fontana’s Aug. 4 planning agenda included 83 proposed homes, including five affordable residences, but the approved notices do not show final action.
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Fremont Seeks Mediators for Rent Increases Above 5%
Fremont is seeking qualified mediators for rent-review cases involving increases above 5%, with proposals due Aug. 6 and cases expected in September.
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Weymouth Developers Propose 6,500 Homes Near Former Base
New England Development and Brookfield Properties are proposing 6,500 homes and 2 million square feet of commercial space in the Weymouth-area redevelopment.