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In June of this year, the Teton County Board of County Commissioners passed a new policy for the performance of wildlife habitat studies in support of proposed land development in

The city of San Marcos City Council meets today to take up consideration of approving an operating budget for the new fiscal year, an amendment of its Development Code and in the consent portion of the agenda, proposed amended consumer rate increases for citywide electric utility services, as well as water, wholesale water, reclaimed water and wastewater treatment utility

Expanding the types of homes eligible as accessory dwelling units could help more homeowners afford the construction costs.

Members of the Alpharetta Planning Commission endorsed a code amendment that would remove pines as specimen trees, a decision that is now pending approval by the City Council.

BOZEMAN, Mont. - In May, the state legislature passed Senate Bill 382, titled the “Montana Land Use Planning Act,” in an effort to streamline development and bring more housing quickly.

City of Hot Springs seeks Planner. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

BOZEMAN, Mont. - In May, the state legislature passed Senate Bill 382, titled the “Montana Land Use Planning Act,” in an effort to streamline development and bring more housing quickly.

Sometimes you have to “fight city hall.” Sometimes you must support it.

Today is the 10th anniversary of the devastating 2013 flood. In Longmont, all waterways were flooded with development situated near St. Vrain and Left Hand creeks experiencing the worst damage. Where open spaces and agricultural areas were impacted, the land was able to absorb the flood waters in a way the built environment wasn't.

I was glad to see a feature article on the city’s proposed new development code in the Big Sky section of the September 2 edition of the Chronicle. This is