Collierville Burch Library and Civic Center groundbreaking scheduled for Aug. 12
Collierville will hold a public groundbreaking Aug. 12 at the Burch Library site for a planned expansion, civic meeting space, parking and related renovations.
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Chattanooga, TN zoning appeals board to consider two setback requests August 5
Chattanooga’s Board of Zoning Appeals is scheduled to consider setback variances for 2402 Awtry Street and 2872 Donna Lane on August 5. A drive-through request at 5943 Hixson Pike was withdrawn by the applicant.
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Atlanta zoning board to review rezonings, cannabis rules and neighborhood-use requests Aug. 13
Atlanta’s Aug. 13 Zoning Review Board agenda includes proposed single-family-to-two-family rezonings, a citywide medical-cannabis zoning framework, a Buckhead sign waiver and a southwest Atlanta worship request.
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Providence commission set to revisit 21-unit Douglas Avenue proposal Aug. 18
Providence’s City Plan Commission is scheduled in its 2026 calendar to revisit the continued 203 Douglas Ave. development application on Aug. 18, though residents should confirm the final agenda and meeting notice before relying on the date or agenda placement.
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Buffalo opens proposals for redevelopment of 2 St. Louis Place
Buffalo is seeking proposals to sell and redevelop a five-unit Allentown building for market-rate and workforce housing. Submissions are due by 4 p.m. Aug. 11.
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Construction is underway on Portland’s $36 million ecomaine recycling expansion
Construction is underway at ecomaine’s new Portland recycling facility, a $36 million project designed to raise sorting capacity to up to 25 tons per hour.
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Clark County growth-plan review moves toward hearings affecting Vancouver-area development
Clark County’s environmental review is complete, and July 29-30 work sessions examined draft housing, transportation and capital-facilities changes that could affect the unincorporated Vancouver urban growth area.
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Augusta’s first tiny-home community moves toward October opening
A 25-home Merry Street project for young adults aging out of Georgia’s foster-care system is accepting applications, with move-ins expected in about three months and a mid-October ribbon cutting planned.
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Apple Valley’s One-Year Data Center Moratorium Moves Into Local Zoning Review
Apple Valley adopted a one-year, citywide interim moratorium on data centers while officials study zoning, water, wastewater, infrastructure, public health and safety.
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Midland council to hear 20-acre planned housing development near Arlington and Deauville
A 20.15-acre Midland tract could be rezoned for housing near Arlington Road and Deauville Boulevard, but no final site plan or development approval is established.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developer for Housing and Retail Near Bayonne’s 34th Street Station
NJ Transit is seeking a development partner for 4.3 acres at Bayonne’s 34th Street station, where the solicitation envisions mixed-income housing, retail and transit improvements.
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Tamarac approves 84,245-square-foot logistics warehouse on North Hiatus Road
Tamarac approved a Coast Logistics warehouse at 5600 North Hiatus Road, but a required traffic study and building-permit steps remain before construction can begin.
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FAMU seeks planner for 2025-35 campus master-plan update
Florida A&M University is seeking a consultant to update its campus master plan, with proposals due August 7 and Tallahassee facilities, housing, transportation and infrastructure in scope.
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National City panel approves conditional alcohol permit for Highland Avenue market
Party Time Market received Planning Commission approval to pursue beer, wine and distilled-spirit sales at 2945 Highland Avenue, but ABC licensing, city conditions and a 30-day appeal process remain.
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New Britain zoning panel to review housing rules, map change and smoke-shop proposal
New Britain’s Zoning Subcommittee will hold an August 4 public hearing on housing and mixed-use rules, a Vine-Lexington zoning-map proposal, smoke-shop review standards and Town Fair Tire’s request for 665 West Main Street.
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Irvine’s Hoag Sun Family Campus nears September opening after surgical pavilion launch
Hoag’s Irvine expansion has entered its service-opening phase, with a surgical pavilion open and maternity, neonatal and specialty facilities planned for September 2026.
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Red Bank’s New Energy Plan Moves From Planning to Implementation
Red Bank Borough’s July 14, 2026, Community Energy Plan lays out a 2026-2030 work program for electric vehicles, solar, building efficiency, community solar and energy-storage policies, while leaving major funding, procurement and approval questions unresolved.
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Maine’s first statewide housing count beat the 2025 goal — but permits aren’t finished homes
Maine estimated 7,499 permitted housing units in 2025, surpassing its goal, but the first statewide dataset has coverage limits and the target rises to 13,300 units by 2030.
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Pocatello council to consider next action on proposed data center appeal
Pocatello’s City Council is scheduled to consider adopting its decision on CUP 26-003 and affirming the denial of a proposed data center at 1800 River Park Way.
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Highland County land bank plans sale of three cleared Hillsboro properties
Three cleared Hillsboro properties may be marketed together after the county land bank sets prices and advertising details. The board also approved Paul Williams Wrecking for a separate Holiday Way demolition at $3,980.
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Marketplace at Cedar breaks ground in Lakeville with six planned businesses
A July 30 groundbreaking advanced Lakeville’s nine-lot Marketplace at Cedar project, where six businesses are planned near 179th Street and Cedar Avenue.
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Henderson tables data-center moratorium and turns to project-by-project rules
The Henderson City Council tabled a proposed 180-day pause on new data-center applications July 21 and directed staff toward stronger project-specific standards for water, power, noise and residential setbacks.