Loveland sets Aug. 19 hearing on development-code changes
Loveland City Council will hear proposed development-code amendments Aug. 19, a formal step that could affect how some development actions are authorized.
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Woodbury Trail Section Closes as Public Safety Campus Work Advances
Construction on Woodbury’s public safety campus has closed a trail section near City Hall while the city develops a proposed sales-tax funding plan.
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Doral Council Sets Two Sessions for Aug. 12 Meeting
Doral has scheduled City Council sessions for 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Aug. 12, with the final agenda still needed to identify specific actions.
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Redwood City adopts $410.6 million fiscal 2026-27 budget
The Redwood City Council approved a $410.6 million spending plan, a five-year capital plan and two restored police positions on June 22.
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State records list $2.6 million for Westland police, development
Michigan legislative spending records list $1.6 million for Westland police and $1 million for economic development, tied to two city facilities.
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Boynton Beach Commission to consider $532,987 federal funding plan
Boynton Beach commissioners are scheduled to consider a $532,987 federal community-development plan before the city sends it to HUD by Aug. 15.
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Redmond Sets Aug. 31 Deadline for 2026-27 Planning Docket
Redmond must adopt its proposed 2026-27 Comprehensive Plan docket by Aug. 31, setting the next step for future housing, land use and infrastructure changes.
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Hawthorne Plaza redevelopment or demolition deadline is Aug. 31
Hawthorne’s long-abandoned Plaza property faces an Aug. 31, 2026 deadline to begin redevelopment or demolition, as city planning work continues.
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Fresno Council approves eight-story housing project downtown
The Fresno City Council approved an eight-story housing project near Chukchansi Park, with groundbreaking targeted for August if development steps advance.
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Virginia Beach Continues Planning for Interfacility Traffic Area
Virginia Beach is weighing future uses for the Interfacility Traffic Area, but no project has been approved or funded as the master-plan update continues.
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Richmond Begins Transferring Emergency-Medical 911 Calls
Richmond began transferring emergency-medical 911 callers to the Richmond Ambulance Authority at 9 a.m. July 27 under a City Council ordinance.
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Front Street closure in Memphis set to continue through Dec. 1, 2026
A section of Front Street between Union and Monroe avenues closed July 8 for the first phase of Memphis’ improvement project.
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Louisville Council Sets Deadline for Late-Night Security Proposal
Louisville Metro Council is considering security requirements for some late-night businesses, with action on the proposal due by Aug. 26, 2026.
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Oklahoma City Breaks Ground on $17 Million Clara Luper Center
A MAPS 4-funded civil-rights center honoring Clara Luper is planned near the historic Freedom Center on Oklahoma City’s east side.
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Cincinnati Open Announces 18-Partner Roster for 2026 Tournament
The Cincinnati Open says its 2026 tournament will feature six returning cornerstone partners and 12 new partners when the event begins Aug. 8.
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Kansas City Put Five Financing Measures on the August 4 Ballot
Kansas City’s City Council placed five measures on the August 4 ballot covering infrastructure, housing, civic facilities and East Side development.
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Sacramento Plans Higher Water and Sewer Rates Amid Budget Gap
Sacramento plans water and sewer rate increases after adopting a budget that closed a $66 million gap but projects another deficit ahead.
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Cleveland Evaluates Proposals for 12 Surplus School Sites
Cleveland and CMSD have closed a redevelopment request for 12 surplus school properties. The city says responses are now being evaluated.
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Pittsburgh Advances Plans for Two Vacant City-Owned Buildings
Pittsburgh is moving two vacant city-owned buildings into a formal redevelopment process, with URA board presentations expected in July.
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Raleigh Keeps Stage 1 Water Restrictions in Place as Drought Continues
Raleigh’s Stage 1 water restrictions remain in effect after a July 9 update, affecting water use as the city manages continuing drought conditions and growth.
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St. Louis begins investing Rams settlement funds, adds tracker
St. Louis has begun putting Rams settlement money to work and launched a tracker intended to show residents how funds move from appropriation to spending.
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Portland adopts $8.5 billion budget after $170 million shortfall
Portland’s new fiscal 2026-27 budget keeps fire stations, parks and police officers in place while eliminating about 140 city positions.