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CLEARWATER — City officials on April 20 agreed to hire a consultant to help them decide whether to accept significant structural and financial changes developers say are required to make

A city consultant will analyze implications of scaling down a two-tower, 600-unit apartment project to one 400-unit tower.

CLEARWATER — When Ruth Eckerd Hall officials announced last month that they named the new city-owned downtown waterfront amphitheater “The Sound,” City Council members were taken aback.

If the city rejects new terms for the apartments, the New York firm says it cannot guarantee the hotel project would proceed either.

Surprised city officials say they didn’t approve it as required by their contract with Ruth Eckerd Hall.

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One week after Frank Hibbard resigned as mayor during a dramatic disagreement about budget priorities, the Clearwater City Council voted unanimously on March 27 to appoint former mayor Brian Aungst

The vote was unanimous, but came with restrictions to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

Saying that he wasn't right leader for the council anymore, Hibbard, who had about one year left in his term, stepped down in the middle of a budget workshop.

THE freehold interest in a row of shops in Southampton has gone up for sale at auction with a guide price of £2.5m.