Caltrans scheduled signal work and one-way traffic at Vallecito Bypass Road
Caltrans announced one-way traffic controls for signal work at Vallecito Bypass Road on State Route 4, with expected delays of 5 to 10 minutes during weekday construction.
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South Lake Tahoe planning commission sets Aug. 20 hearing on Mid-Town Area Plan
The South Lake Tahoe Planning Commission will consider recommending the Mid-Town Area/Specific Plan and its environmental document to the City Council at a public hearing Aug. 20.
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Opelika council approves more than $7.7 million in road construction and improvement bids
The Opelika City Council approved more than $7.7 million in road bids July 7, along with zoning and annexation actions tied to local growth.
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Chesterfield Township voters decide 10-year parks and recreation millage in August primary
A proposed one-mill levy could raise an estimated $2.5 million in its first year for Chesterfield Township parks, recreation and senior services.
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Dublin’s Growth Review Moves Into Zoning Workshop
Dublin’s year-long Smart Growth Matters review is examining residential approvals, zoning, infrastructure and public services during a temporary development moratorium.
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Kendallville’s Lead-Service-Line Replacement Program Targets Phase 1 Completion in November
Kendallville is carrying out the first phase of a lead-service-line replacement program, with replacements underway and completion targeted for November 2026.
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Clinton Central School District Sets $34.485 Million 2026-27 Spending Plan
The Clinton Central School District authorized an estimated $34,485,229 budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026.
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Summit County takes over new Barberton building-permit work starting Aug. 1
Summit County’s Division of Building Standards assumed responsibility for new Barberton building-standards work on Aug. 1, 2026, while the city handled inspections for active and open permits through the transition date.
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Steuben County posts hearing notice for 2026 charter amendment in Bath
Steuben County has posted a public-hearing notice for Local Law No. 8 of 2026, but the available materials do not yet show what the charter amendment would change.
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Odessa schools listed for $38,000 state modernization planning grant
Odessa school facilities are included in Washington’s 2026 supplemental small-district modernization planning list for HVAC, roof and plumbing work.
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Luther seeks environmental review as proposed data-center project faces new town restrictions
Luther solicited proposals for an environmental assessment of a proposed data-center project while temporarily pausing new applications and approvals for existing ones.
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Banning completes 2026 development-impact-fee update covering eight city service areas
The City of Banning completed a 2026 update of development-impact fees for new development, covering eight service areas including water, wastewater, traffic and public safety.
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Google files for second LaGrange data-center building valued at $1 billion
KDC has filed a Georgia regional-impact application for a proposed 470,000-square-foot data-center building at Google’s LaGrange campus.
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St. Anthony receives $2 million grant for permanent PET/CT scanner suite serving Leon-area patients
A $2 million Helmsley Charitable Trust grant will support construction of a permanent PET/CT scanner suite at St. Anthony Regional Hospital, replacing the hospital’s current mobile unit and adding backup CT capacity for regional patients.
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Estes Park water master plan puts more than $100 million in upgrades on the town’s long-term agenda
Estes Park trustees adopted a 2026 Water Master Plan calling for more than $100 million in water-system improvements over the next two decades, while leaving project costs, financing and construction timing unresolved.
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Grandview seeks up to $387,150 for lead service-line replacements
The Grandview City Council authorized an application for state financial assistance to address lead and galvanized-requiring-replacement water service lines.
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Oneonta officials continue work on dumpster dispute at 27 Market St.
A dumpster issue at 27 Market St. remained unresolved on July 22, after city officials believed they had found a solution about three weeks earlier.
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Boil-water advisory reported for Smithland Water Works customers
A boil-water advisory was reported for Smithland Water Works customers on July 29, but the available record does not identify the cause, affected area or lifting date.
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Matthews board set to vote on e-bike regulations Aug. 24 amid safety debate
The Matthews Board of Commissioners is expected to vote Aug. 24 on proposed e-bike regulations. The ordinance text and potential penalties have not been released in the available records.
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Manchester’s $50 Million Net-Zero Library Nears Planned Opening
Manchester’s new downtown public library at 1041 Main St. is approaching an expected mid-to-late August soft opening, though the town has not announced a final opening date.
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Pearisburg sets Aug. 11 hearing on electronic signs and accessory dwelling units
Pearisburg Town Council will hear public comment Aug. 11 on proposed Chapter 24 zoning amendments covering electronic signs and accessory dwelling units.
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Copperas Cove schedules Aug. 4 action on up to $34.23 million in certificates for infrastructure and city facilities
Copperas Cove City Council is scheduled to consider certificates of obligation financing for infrastructure, facilities, equipment and technology on Aug. 4.