Parker pauses commercial drone-delivery hub applications for nine months
Parker, CO — A July 20 emergency ordinance pauses new commercial drone-delivery hub applications for nine months while officials study future land-use rules.
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Shoreline’s 185th Street station plan weighs paths and sports uses
Shoreline is studying safer walking and biking connections and a possible sports, recreation and entertainment overlay near the 185th Street station.
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Frederick considers shared-room housing rules for lower-cost options
Frederick is reviewing a zoning amendment for shared-room housing, with unresolved questions about leases, occupancy, parking and tenant protections.
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North Port moves toward proposed 18-month data center moratorium
North Port commissioners directed staff to prepare a future vote on a proposed 18-month data center moratorium; no pause or ban is in effect.
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What California’s SB 79 could mean near Norwalk Station
California’s SB 79 took effect July 1. Here is what the transit-housing law could mean near Norwalk Station—and what it does not approve.
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Birmingham data-center hearing resumes Aug. 12 after permit challenge
A Jefferson County hearing resumes Aug. 12 on Birmingham residents’ request to pause Nebius data-center construction in Oxmoor Valley.
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Baltimore County weighs extension of data-center moratorium
Baltimore County council members are backing more time to study data centers, with legislation expected in August and a key report due October 1.
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Clinton weighs data-center zoning changes as QTS review continues
Clinton’s proposed data-center zoning rules remain under review after a July 15 meeting, while the separate QTS project stays in due diligence without approval.
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Amityville seeks input on multifamily housing and future planning
Amityville is asking residents, businesses and property owners for input as the village studies multifamily housing, services, costs and future planning.
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Gilbert weighs data-center rules before any new applications
Gilbert is reviewing proposed data-center zoning rules focused on power, water, noise, setbacks, screening and future neighborhood impacts.
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Columbus defends data-center overlay in 400-page zoning lawsuit
Columbus filed a 400-page response defending its technology overlay. The city says it creates rules for future applications, not approval for a data center.
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Plano adopts short-term rental rule changes for hosts and neighbors
Plano City Council adopted short-term rental changes July 27, clarifying registration, enforcement, training and offenses while leaving zoning and private restrictions in place.
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Louisville data-center rules enter public hearings: What to know
Louisville residents can comment on proposed data-center rules covering size, location, utility impacts, noise, buffers and future development decisions.
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Valdosta data center plans remain under wraps as residents seek answers
A 719-acre Lowndes County rezoning near Valdosta allows light-manufacturing use, but no formal data center application had been filed by July 20, 2026.
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Lexington data-center zoning rules head to July 30 hearing
Lexington residents can comment July 30 on proposed data-center zoning rules while a countywide moratorium remains in effect through October 31.
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Neighbors challenge SteelFab’s proposed 123-acre rezoning in Fayetteville
Fayetteville’s Zoning Commission recommended a narrower SteelFab rezoning near Murchison Road. The City Council must hold a public hearing before deciding.
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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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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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San Bernardino’s Draft 2050 General Plan Enters Final Days of Public Comment
San Bernardino residents have until July 31, 2026, to comment on a proposed planning package covering housing, zoning, transportation, parks and services.
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Arvada reviews annexation for proposed 56,160-square-foot building
Arvada is reviewing a proposed annexation near Highway 72 that could bring a 5.398-acre Jefferson County parcel into the city for mixed-use development.
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Bakersfield opens review of draft RISE 2045 General Plan
Bakersfield residents can review a draft plan for housing, transportation, parks, infrastructure and land-use policy through 2045 until September 27.
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Frisco zoning panel to consider 224-acre Main Street request July 28
Frisco’s Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a July 28 public hearing on three pending requests, including a nearly 224-acre Main Street property.