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Council reflects on meetings with developers

A specially created roundtable to address ongoing issues between Dubuque’s city government and its business community is starting to make progress in mending that relationship, but local officials contended on

A specially created roundtable to address ongoing issues between Dubuque's city government and its business co...

A specially created roundtable to address ongoing issues between Dubuque's city government and its business community is starting to make progress in ...

Developers: Progress made to mend relationship with City of Dubuque; disagreements remain

Local developers recently remarked that ongoing meetings are helping to mend the relationship between the city and the business community, but disagreements still remain.

Knoxville is expected to get some $44 million -- $22 million this year and another $22 million next year -- thanks to the huge Biden Administration coronavirus relief package that Congress narrowly passed in March. The mayors proposed budget does not include that money, which is expected to arrive in mid May, according to city staff. The city also will have to figure out what it can legally use the money for. Highlights of the new budget: *Almost $8.2 million would go toward affordable housing,...

NAIOP Southern Nevada presents “Developers Roundtable: A 2021 Kick Off” at its Jan. 28 virtual breakfast. Speakers include Reed Gottesman, Harsch Investment Properties; Jeff LaPour, LaPour; Rod Martin, Majestic Realty Co.; John Ramous, Dermody Properties; and Jim