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Kading Properties has filed an appeal on a ruling in favor of the City of Indianola regarding the Cavitt Creek Condominiums project to the Iowa Supreme Court. The Iowa District Court in Warren County ruled in favor of the city denying the site plans of the project, stating, among other reasons, the council’s decision to deny the site plans was not arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, and the significant amount of public concern expressed orally and via email regarding traffic and populatio...

lbradstream@timesrepublican.com T-R PHOTO BY LANA BRADSTREAM Marshalltown City Councilman Gabe Isom listens to City Administrator Jessica Kinser explain a housing development partnership which is underway near Olive Street. She brought the project to the council to determine interest and get more direction on whether or not the city should get involved. Whether or not the City of Marshalltown will get involved in a housing development partnership remains to be seen. At the regular Monday meetin...

The Iowa District Court in Warren County ruled in favor of the City of Indianola in a lawsuit brought forth by Kading Properties regarding the Cavitt Creek Condominiums project, after the Indianola City Council voted against accepting a proposed site plan in early 2020. Kading Properties brought forth a suit against the city citing the council “violated their duty to uphold and apply existing law of the city of Indianola by denying site plans that met or exceeded all zoning ordinance require...

Despite the challenges posed by COVID-19 and the loss of major events such as Tulip Time and other tourism-based activities, the City of Pella continued to push ahead with planning for several major initiatives in the community over the past 12 months. Mayor Don DeWaard says the city council worked to lay additional groundwork for projects that will start to see movement in 2021, despite revenue hits taken in some areas because of closures and the reduction of travel to the community, which he...