Henrico adopts 2045 plan with implications for Highland Springs
Henrico adopted its 2045 plan July 28. For Highland Springs, it may guide future zoning, housing, parking, utility and transportation decisions.
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Beavercreek Township rezoning hearing on South Alpha Road continues Aug. 3
Beavercreek Township trustees continued a 3.942-acre South Alpha Bellbrook Road rezoning hearing to August 3, 2026; no development approval is documented.
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Taylor council denies Willow Lane, Pinedale multifamily zoning requests
Taylor council denied two R1-to-R2 rezoning requests July 2, including a 5-1 Willow Lane vote and a unanimous denial near Pinedale and 200 West.
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What New Transit-Housing Rules Could Mean Near Century City
SB 79 is effective, but Century City maps remain exploratory as Metro construction brings immediate lane, sidewalk and nighttime impacts near the future D Line station.
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Charlotte Court House weighs zoning changes for homes, accessory units
A July 20 hearing in Charlotte Court House covered proposed rules for manufactured homes, accessory units, temporary uses and zoning classifications; adoption is unconfirmed.
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Sherman Oaks Housing Rules Shift June 30-July 1 Under SB 79
Los Angeles’ SB 79 plan took effect in stages, but Sherman Oaks eligibility remains parcel-specific and depends on transit maps, zoning and future rules.
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Howard County Data-Center Pause Takes Effect Aug. 4: What It Means for Fulton
Howard County’s temporary pause on certain new data-center plans begins Aug. 4, putting future zoning, utility and infrastructure questions under review.
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Tupelo council rezones six North Gloster parcels for Regional Commercial
Tupelo MS – The City Council approved rezoning about 226.59 acres off North Gloster Street, but no specific project or construction schedule is approved.
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Brookhaven Approves 18-Month Data Center Moratorium After Farmingville Hearing
Farmingville residents are watching an 18-month Brookhaven pause on new data center applications as the town develops zoning rules for future proposals.
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Franconia Property Owners May Gain New ADU Option Aug. 31
A New Hampshire law taking effect Aug. 31 could help some Franconia owners convert older garages or other structures into ADUs, subject to permits.
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Coal City begins review of proposed approximately 320-acre data center campus
Coal City village records show a proposed Aligned data center campus has entered technical review, with public information and feedback planned for Aug. 6.
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Gray to consider proposed data-center moratorium Aug. 4
Gray’s Town Council is scheduled to consider a proposed temporary data-center moratorium Aug. 4 as officials weigh zoning, power and water concerns.
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Canton: Senate Duplex Zoning Measure Remains Unresolved
A Massachusetts Senate provision could expand by-right duplex options in some Canton districts, but it remains pending and current town zoning still applies.
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Monteagle Sets Aug. 11 Hearing on Proposed Light-Manufacturing Zoning
Monteagle, TN, will hold an Aug. 11 hearing and special council meeting on a proposed zoning amendment involving light manufacturing and sales facilities.
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Wyckoff Planning Board Sued Over 441 Ellis Place Fence Denial
A Wyckoff homeowner asks Bergen County Superior Court to overturn the Planning Board’s denial of a six-foot privacy fence at 441 Ellis Place.
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Troy Development Code Rewrite, Gas-Station Rules Await Council
Troy is reviewing a broad development-code rewrite while proposed gas-station standards await City Council action and remain separate from current law.
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Delta County Pauses Data Center Applications Through Jan. 7
Delta County is pausing new data-center applications in unincorporated areas while officials review water, energy, infrastructure, and land-use rules.
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Greenwood County Approves 12-Month Data Center Moratorium in 4-3 Vote
Greenwood County Council voted 4-3 on July 21 to pause new data center approvals for 12 months while officials review zoning and infrastructure concerns.
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Bethlehem, NH: New State Housing Law Changes Commercial-Zone Review
New Hampshire’s commercial-zone housing mandate is now active. Bethlehem residents should watch future applications, infrastructure studies and Planning Board review.
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Greenwood Buc-ee’s rezoning advances: What it could mean for Bargersville
A proposed Greenwood Buc-ee’s cleared a key zoning step, but traffic, school safety, road funding and final approval remain unresolved for Bargersville-area readers.
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Franklin planning review advances Clovercroft annexation questions
Franklin’s July 23 planning review put proposed annexation near Clovercroft Road and Oxford Glen Drive back in focus, with traffic and utilities still unresolved.
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Victor Planning Board Considers Pending 156-Unit Lehigh Place Proposal
Victor, NY — A proposed 156-unit apartment project remains under Planning Board review, but subdivision and site-plan approvals are still pending at 200 Victor Heights Parkway.