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The resolution would also require the Austin airport to conduct an environmental justice analysis, along with "robust community engagement."

Board members expressed concerns about the small size of some of the lots in the development.

The store would be just under half a mile north of Whiteview Parkway.

DUNEDIN — For the last 18 years, the Gateway project, 4.3 acres of vacant space that the city bought in 2004 for $2.1 million to serve as downtown Main Street’s

Angela Bowens will replace Louisville Metro Councilwoman Jessica Green, D-1st District, who retired to become a Jefferson Circuit Court judge.

The Ascension Parish Council passed a moratorium on all development at its June 17, 2021 meeting. The moratorium will expire on April 17, and in the interim, President Clint Cointment and his administration have been working diligently to update the Unified Land Development Code.

More "neighborhood engineering?"

Emily Liu, Director of Louisville Metro’s Office of Planning & Design Services, has achieved the planning profession’s highest honor by being named to the prestigious American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) College of Fellows. Liu is the first woman in Kentucky to receive this recognition, which honors her outstanding achievements in urban planning.

The lack of access to child care is a towering barrier to overcoming our labor shortage and building equitable opportunity for all families.

A special use permit for an assisted living facility on Orchard Park Road for those with substance use disorders received unanimous approval.