Chapel Hill Releases Draft Land-Use Rules, Sets Public Meetings
Chapel Hill has released a draft update to its Land Use Management Ordinance and scheduled public open houses for Aug. 17 and Sept. 10.
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Warren County schedules September planning meeting at Columbia-area site
Warren County’s 2026 planning schedule lists a Sept. 10 Planning Board meeting in Phillipsburg and identifies 505 Route 94 in Columbia as a county planning meeting location.
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Olathe Planning Commission set to meet Aug. 10 on development schedule
Olathe’s Planning Commission is scheduled to meet Aug. 10 as a 2026 review schedule moves applications through neighborhood and staff review.
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Starkville cryptocurrency-mining facility remains under city review
A proposed cryptocurrency-mining facility on Industrial Park Road remains under review in Starkville, with plans potentially reaching a city board in August.
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Rolesville’s Wallbrook development moves into new August review cycle
Wallbrook activity along South Main Street includes construction, an approved Kiddie Academy site plan and a revised Lot 12 infrastructure submission entering August review.
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Hugo posts final 165th Street environmental review before 10-day objection period
Hugo has posted the final environmental review for the 165th Street corridor after public comments and revisions. The document now enters a 10-day objection period before the city considers final adoption.
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Olathe adopts plan guiding future growth and development
Olathe adopted its Elevate Olathe Comprehensive Plan on April 21, setting the framework for future growth while development reviews continue into August and September.
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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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Douglas County approves $7.5 million for Castle Rock sports complex
Douglas County commissioners approved $7.5 million for a proposed youth-sports facility in Castle Rock’s Dawson Trails development.
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Grand Prairie Council Meeting Keeps Development Decisions in Focus
Grand Prairie City Council met Aug. 4 at City Hall, giving residents a public setting for city business while specific votes remain unconfirmed.
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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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Wake Forest Planning Board set for development review Aug. 11
Wake Forest’s Planning Board is scheduled to meet Aug. 11 at Town Hall, but the town has not yet identified the development cases on its agenda.
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Libertyville housing plan moves into implementation as development reviews continue
The Libertyville Village Board adopted an Attainable Housing Plan on June 10 and submitted it to Illinois while several local development proposals remain under review.
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Pomona Reviews Proposed 29-Unit Senior Residential-Care Facility
Pomona planning records list a proposed three-story residential-care facility for older adults with 29 rental units, six parking spaces and shared amenities.
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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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Columbus facade board deadline is today for August Uptown meeting
Completed applications for Columbus’s Uptown Facade Board must reach the Planning Department by 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3, ahead of the board’s Aug. 17 meeting.
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Fargo continues public process to update its land-development code
Fargo LDC 2026 remains an active city-led process to update the city’s land-development code through analysis, policy review and stakeholder consultation.
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Fields Corner housing proposal faces questions about nearby industrial uses
Boston is reviewing a proposed 108-unit apartment building at 80 Christopher Street in Dorchester near Fields Corner, where residents and nearby businesses raised questions about truck traffic, parking, building height, infrastructure and the future of the surrounding industrial district.