Dellwood Drive de-annexation a no-go
Properties will stay in the city of Brainerd
Source: brainerddispatch.com
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Crestview Lane apartment proposal splits Planning Commission vote
Proposed development moves to Brainerd City Council
Source: brainerddispatch.com
Getting rid of land along Dellwood Drive? Brainerd city officials to talk de-annexation
The Brainerd Planning Commission is expected to discuss the issue during its meeting Wednesday, March 15.
Chuck Marohn Widseth Smith Nolting James Kramvik City Council Brainerd Planning Commission Planning Commission
Source: brainerddispatch.com
Storage unit application prompts de-annexation discussion
The proposed units would go on Brainerd's small portion of Dellwood Drive.
Source: brainerddispatch.com
Sebastian taxpayers protected by proposed Graves annexation? Opinion
As opposed to error-filled 2019 annexation process, this one has been much better. Will this years annexation agreement provide Sebastian protection?
Source: tcpalm.com
Reflecting back, looking forward
The top articles for 2022 have a lot to say about the world of city building and where we are headed for the new year.
Source: cnu.org
Great Wee Roads
But if you want a fresh vision for what a safe, enjoyable driving experience can be, rent a car in Scotland and go in search of the Great Wee Roads.
Source: resilience.org
Permits propel crypto operations in Brainerd forward
The Brainerd City Council approved two interim use permits that will allow VCV Digital Solutions to build storage facilities in the industrial park to run its cryptocurrency mining operations.
Source: brainerddispatch.com
Strong Towns founder to speak in Kamloops on Sept. 22
Chuck Marohn will discuss how to better develop Kamloops and other cities
Source: kamloopsthisweek.com
15 Years Later and What Do You Get? A Lot More Cars and a Planet in Flames
Most traffic models assume driving will always increase. Why? Because they’re made by traffic engineers, whose job is to claim our streets for traffic.
Source: archdaily.com