Bethlehem pauses zoning overhaul affecting Delmar until September review
The Town of Bethlehem has paused its proposed zoning-code overhaul after public feedback and plans to reconvene in early September.
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Roers plans 167-unit apartment project at Arden Hills office site
Roers Cos. is planning an approximately $50 million, 167-unit apartment complex as part of an office-site redevelopment in Arden Hills.
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$600 million solar farm proposal draws public hearing near Keo
About 100 people attended an Aug. 5 hearing on a proposed 6,000-acre solar project near Keo in Lonoke County.
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Front Royal pauses new data-center applications while town rewrites its rules
Front Royal has imposed a temporary 90-day pause on new data-center applications while the Planning Commission develops possible zoning language for Town Council review.
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Pitman planning board weighs expanded dining use and rooftop seating at 134 S. Broadway
A borough application proposes a four-seasons enclosure, rear deck, apartment-to-dining conversion and rooftop seating at 134 S. Broadway.
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Fort Madison reviews proposals that could expand zoning reach near city limits
Fort Madison officials scheduled a review of proposed ordinances covering extraterritorial zoning and high-infrastructure-impact development, including property near 2201 S. Business 61 South.
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Spring Green’s 2026 public decision calendar moves toward August meetings
Spring Green has posted a 2026 schedule of board, planning, ordinance and public-hearing proceedings, with more meetings set for August.
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Sweetwater commissioners review community-center bids, financing and zoning action
A June 18 Sweetwater meeting put community-center bids, financing options and final-reading action on Ordinance No. 1066 before city commissioners.
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Cushing advances its “Forward 2050” comprehensive-planning process
Cushing’s official calendar listed the Forward 2050 Comprehensive Plan during the week of July 26, 2026, confirming an active planning process while leaving proposals, hearings and adoption dates undisclosed.
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Bargersville council agenda puts development activity on the public record
A June 9 Bargersville Town Council agenda lists a development item attributed to Sarah Evans, with no project, parcel or requested action identified in the available agenda.
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Buford-area proposal for 83 homes draws traffic and environmental concerns near Patrick Elementary
A developer has proposed 83 homes on 33 acres near Camp Branch Road and Kilgore Road in Buford. Residents have raised concerns about traffic and environmental effects, with a major vote expected in June 2026.
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Athens County data-center proposal near The Plains faces reported setback
A local report says officials voted against allowing a proposed data center in Athens County, but the governing body, vote tally and legal status remain unconfirmed.
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Stockton residents have until 4 p.m. Thursday to comment on regional transportation plan
Stockton residents and other San Joaquin County residents have until 4 p.m. Thursday, August 6, 2026, to comment on a draft transportation and land-use plan that looks ahead through 2049.
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Colfax County to Hear Proposal for Commercial Composting Facility Near Schuyler
Colfax County commissioners will hear public testimony August 11 on Midwest Soilogix LLC applications for a proposed commercial composting facility on Road 7 north of Road F.
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Deadline arrives for arguments on Lake Havasu City’s 2026 General Plan ballot measure
Arguments for or against Lake Havasu City’s 2026 General Plan must be filed by 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, for the November 3 voter-ratification election.
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Stonington Opens Public Review of Long-Range Plan Affecting Mystic
Stonington’s draft 2026 Plan of Conservation and Development remains in public review after an August 4 hearing at the Board of Education District Office in Mystic. The ten-year policy document may guide future planning priorities, but it does not adopt zoning, approve a project or authorize spending.
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Washington Borough considers gas stations with apartments in Route 31 Gateway District
Washington Borough Council introduced an ordinance that would allow qualifying mixed-use fuel stations, convenience stores and upper-story apartments on certain corner lots in the Route 31 Gateway District. The proposal remains pending and does not identify a developer, applicant or specific property.
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Clark County growth-plan review reaches final environmental stage for Battle Ground
Clark County issued a final environmental impact statement on July 24 for a proposed 2025-2045 comprehensive-plan update that includes Battle Ground. The SEPA review is complete, but plan, zoning and related policy decisions remain pending.
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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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Tacoma adopts updated critical-area rules under Ordinance No. 29114
Tacoma adopted Ordinance No. 29114 on July 14, updating rules for wetlands, habitat areas, aquifer recharge, flood hazards and geologic hazards. The apparent effective date is July 26, subject to confirmation of the final ordinance and publication record.
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Victoria Planning Commission openings put development decisions in focus
Victoria residents can apply by August 17 for one of three Planning Commission seats involved in development reviews, platting, site use and variance recommendations.
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East Greenwich zoning board weighs two housing-related variance requests
The East Greenwich Zoning Board heard a use-variance request for 1540 Frenchtown Road and continued a garage-and-ADU dimensional-variance case for 112 Mawney Street to August 25.