Colorado Springs LART grants timeline: July 9 & July 14 committee meetings
Colorado Springs’ LART Citizens’ Advisory Committee meets July 9 and July 14, 2026 at 2 p.m. in public subcommittee sessions before City budget approval.
Public Meetings
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West Jordan sets Aug. 11 property-tax hearing after FY 2027 schedule update
West Jordan UT – The amended FY 2027 property-tax impact schedule estimates +$500,418 in revenue and modeled +$8.66/$15.74 impacts—next hearing Aug. 11.
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Saratoga Springs Planning Commission sets July 16 hearing on Title 19 and Avative shelter
Planning Commission holds a July 16, 2026 (6 p.m.) public hearing in Saratoga Springs on Title 19 updates, Avative fiber shelter, and a Bonneville Drive extension.
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Sharon Planning Board hearing: Ahmadiyya mosque plan and PO Square guidelines
Sharon MA – The Planning Board meets virtually July 9, 2026 at 7:00 PM for a public hearing on a minor site plan for the Ahmadiyya mosque and PO Square guidelines.
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Dryden Township election commission special meeting July 8: what it’s for before Aug. 4 primary
Dryden MI – A July 8 special meeting will appoint election workers for the Aug. 4 primary. Here are early voting (July 25–Aug. 2) and Precinct 1 details.
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Durham holds July 16 Zoom on potential Algal Floway sites
City hosts a July 16 virtual session at 7 p.m. to discuss where Durham may place Algal Floway to cut nutrient pollution entering Falls Lake.
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Cohasset ZBA hearing July 6: dock permits, variance at 83 Spring St
Cohasset’s ZBA holds a July 6 public hearing (no earlier than 7 p.m.) on dock special permits and a variance at 83 Spring St—in person and via Zoom.
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St. Louis data-center zoning: Board Bill 49’s tiered buffers, baseline-noise limits, and “Public Impact Agreement” explained (committee vote set for July 7)
St. Louis’ Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee is scheduled to hear Board Bill 49 on July 7. The committee-amended text would create a new zoning chapter for data centers—splitting them into micro, standard, and major categories and adding distance buffers, baseline-noise rules, and extra disclosures, including a “Public Impact Agreement” requirement for major projects.
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Homestead opens FY 2027 budget survey ahead of July 29 workshop
Homestead opened its FY 2027 budget survey and set a July 29 workshop, giving residents two chances to weigh in on city spending priorities.
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Virginia Beach flood study comment window closed, next milestone is in November
Virginia Beach residents had until June 30 to comment on the city’s coastal storm risk study. The Corps’ next milestone is a tentatively selected plan expected in November 2026.
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Vista City Council adopts new rules for internet/audio outages and remote speakers
Vista adopted an ordinance amending VMC Chapter 2.12 to require an announcement and brief recess if phone or audio/visual service fails.
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Santa Ana already has call-in comments; SB 707 adds July 1 outage rules
Santa Ana already offers Zoom and phone comments, so SB 707 mostly adds a July 1 outage policy for remote access when meetings lose connectivity.
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New City workshop on Routes 303 and 304 could shape traffic and safety fixes
New City NY – Rockland County and Clarkstown will hear public input June 17 on Routes 303 and 304 safety options, crossings, congestion and bus access.
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Austell agenda puts streetlights, zoning requests, and decorum rules on deck
Austell GA – The May 4 council agenda included streetlight concerns, housing-related variance requests, a Maxham Road rezoning and annexation item, and decorum rules.
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Ruskin gets a June 1 say in Hillsborough County’s park plan update
Ruskin FL residents can weigh in on Hillsborough County’s park master plan update from May 4 to June 5, with an in-person meeting June 1 in Ruskin.
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Wichita budget town halls begin May 2 as city opens 2027 input cycle
Wichita’s May budget town halls start Saturday, giving residents a chance to weigh in on taxes, services, and spending priorities before formal hearings.
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Sheboygan council picks new leaders after April 21 reorganization vote
Sheboygan’s Common Council reorganized April 21 with new officers in place, shaping how meetings, committee work, and city business move forward.
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Frisco delays public-comment time cut until after May election while tightening meeting decorum
Frisco TX – Frisco kept its current public-comment speaking time for now, delayed a proposed cut until after the May 2 election, and appears to have tightened decorum rules.