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The bill would incentivize zoning reform by giving distressed municipality funding to towns that want to build transit-oriented development.

City Council decided 8-0 Monday to send a controversial proposal for the city’s first-ever pocket neighborhood back to committee, extending an ongoing conflict between 7th Ward residents and a real estate developer. On March 11, residents will have a chance to present their qualms about developer David Wallach’s plan to build 12 small homes on...

Printing business will relocate to vacant, city-owned building on Appleton and Burleigh.

Bradley is pleased to announce that Birmingham partner Hall Eady has been appointed chairman of the Board of Directors for Make-A-Wish® Alabama.

A proposed bill in the CT legislature would allow religious institutions to establish temporary homeless shelters on their property.

TSE BONITO, N.M. — The Navajo Nation Council Resources and Development Committee passed legislation Feb. 14 historically approving the Navajo Nation Burial and Cemetery regulations.

Ipswich figures have shown support for plans to convert some of Sailmakers shopping centre, in the centre of the Suffolk town, into flats.

HARTFORD, CT – The state senate’s Planning and Development Committee worked through a packed agenda on Wednesday morning to set its policy priorities for the rest of the session.  The committee took a look at 20 proposals that were submitted as potential ideas for legislation this session. Proposals ranged from personal property tax exemption for motor vehicles used in farming to acts regarding the safety and efficiency of sewage disposal systems.

A bill has been introduced before the Connecticut General Assembly that would eliminate property tax exemptions for real property acquired by an “independent institution of higher...

Brant wants to hear from residents about backyard chickens