KCK Homefield Baseball complex listed for $9.52M after STAR bonds
Kansas City, Kansas — Homefield Baseball is listed for $9.52 million, but the proposed sale covers the eight-field complex, not the entire Homefield district.
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Wake Forest dashboard helps residents track development projects
Wake Forest’s updated dashboard lets residents follow development projects, public hearings and plan reviews while distinguishing proposals from approvals.
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Worcester awards $1.35 million for 74 affordable homes
Worcester approved $1.35 million for four housing projects expected to create 74 deed-restricted homes, but none are immediately available to applicants.
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Modesto begins environmental review for proposed east-side Walmart
Modesto CA – Environmental review is open for a proposed Walmart and retail project near Oakdale Road, with public comments due August 3, 2026.
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Fontana approves grocery-anchored center at Sierra and Terra Vista
Fontana City Council approved a 69,617-square-foot grocery-anchored center at Sierra Avenue and Terra Vista Drive, changing planned residential use.
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Salem council gets informational briefing on proposed Mill Creek data center
Salem’s proposed Oakline at Mill Creek data center remains unapproved after a July 27 council briefing on its review path and unresolved impacts.
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Marysville U.S. 36 Resurfacing Comes Before Proposed East-Side Roundabout
Marysville’s planned 2027 U.S. 36 resurfacing is separate from a proposed Marysville East roundabout tied to a future road connection.
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ADEM Filing Lists Planned Chick-fil-A Site at Millbrook’s 17 Springs
A July 14 ADEM filing lists a planned Chick-fil-A site at Millbrook’s Marketplace at 17 Springs, but no construction or opening date is confirmed.
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Cape Coral’s Seven Islands project faces scrutiny after mangrove removal
Work stopped after protected mangroves were removed at Cape Coral’s Seven Islands project. Restoration, federal review and further city approvals remain unresolved.
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Richmond Code Refresh faces public-vote push over zoning and housing
Richmond’s proposed Code Refresh is moving toward another draft as a pending charter petition seeks a future public vote on major zoning plans.
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Dallas development code rewrite reaches July 2026 public-draft stage
Dallas has released the next public-draft milestone in its Chapter 51A rewrite, but zoning and housing rules will not change unless City Council adopts a final code.
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California sues Turlock over delayed housing plan before August hearings
A state lawsuit puts Turlock’s overdue Housing Element and unfinished rezoning under court scrutiny as the city prepares for August public hearings.
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Dublin Senior-Living Proposal Near Hopewell Enters Concept Review
Dublin OH – A proposed senior-living development near Hopewell Elementary is entering concept review, but zoning, traffic, access and stormwater questions remain.
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Nashville data-center rules pass as DC BLOX questions remain
Metro Council approved Nashville’s data-center zoning framework and a temporary permit moratorium, but DC BLOX’s status and power plans remain unsettled.
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Fort Wayne Plan Commission Considers Northpoint Rezoning; Other Housing Plans
Fort Wayne Plan Commission agendas posted for July 13, 2026 (5:30 p.m.) cover Northpoint Apartments rezoning to R3 plus other multifamily/senior plans.
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Colorado Springs City Council set to consider new stormwater enforcement rules—and a Marconi Heights zoning map tweak for a water-tank site
Colorado Springs City Council meets July 14 to consider stormwater “PCMs” rules and a Marconi Heights zoning change for a Utilities water-tank site.
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Baton Rouge zoning hearing July 22: 6 rezoning cases on Metropolitan Council agenda
Baton Rouge LA — The Metropolitan Council’s July 22, 2026 zoning hearing at 3:30 PM at City Hall covers six rezoning cases. Here’s how to speak.
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Keene City Council advances 79-E tax relief for 429 Elm Street (2 new homes)
Keene NH – After a July 2 public hearing, City Council’s July 16 agenda considers Finance’s 4-year RSA 79-E RPRZ recommendation for 429 Elm Street’s barn rehab.
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Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco: traffic and planning notes
Universal Kids Resort opened July 1 near the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco. City traffic estimates and police research explain what to expect.
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Cherry Hill zoning board approves major BAPS Temple expansion: where to find the record
Cherry Hill Township NJ: Zoning Board approved BAPS’s expansion at 1 Carnegie Plaza during the June 25 special meeting; find the Application 25-Z-0027 record.
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Raleigh approves Atlantic Union Bank naming rights for convention center
Raleigh City Council approved the Atlantic Union Bank naming-rights deal for the convention center, with the downtown venue still set for expansion.
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Los Angeles approves Fourth & Central project near Skid Row and the Arts District
Los Angeles City Council approved Fourth & Central on June 30 and the clerk sent the file to the mayor on July 1, putting the 1,589-unit downtown project on the mayor’s desk until July 13.