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Other Action from May 3 Wooster City Council Meeting Council discussed and tabled a 10-year 75% tax abatement for E-Pak Manufacturing LLC, which plans to expand its existing facility with a 13,200 square foot building. Projected construction is between $950,000 to $1.25 million. The company of 120 employees expects to hire a minimum of 15 employees with this expansion. A bill to pay for the budgeted new City Hall parking lot lights was unanimously passed by council. The materials were delivere...

View Comments The one caveat all board members agreed to was that they would not accept a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement for the planned 43-acre, 161-unit apartment complex in the hills south of the Vestal Parkway and in a rural area near Binghamton University. "If this project were to come back and seek a PILOT versus tax payment, I would not be in support of that," Councilman John Fletcher said. Town Attorney David Berger assured the board that developer Landmark Properties would not b...

Friday, April 30, 2021 On March 24, 2021, the Chicago City Council passed the Chicago Air Quality Ordinance, which expands the City’s ability to review and approve of zoning permits for industrial facilities that cause or contribute to air pollution. The Council’s approval of the Ordinance is seen as a political victory for Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who introduced the measure in July 2020. The Air Quality Ordinance imposes a formal review process, requires the applicant to prepare air...

Catawba County Board Of Commissioners Meet, Approve Rezoning, Funding For Mountain Creek Park Catawba County Board Of Commissioners Meet, Approve Rezoning, Funding For Mountain Creek Park April 20, 2021 The Catawba County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday (April 19). A public hearing was held for commissioners to consider an application submitted by Northstate Development, LLC to rezone approximately 16.4 acres from R-20 Residential and Highway Commercial to Planned Developme...

MADEIRA BEACH — In a close 3-to-2 vote, the city commission approved Planned Development (PD) zoning for the expansion of the beachfront Schooner Hotel on Gulf Boulevard at 146th Avenue. The vote, on first reading, took place after a two-hour hearing in which city staff, the property developer and owners, and interested citizens spoke at the April 14 commission meeting. The new hotel, which replaces an aging hotel at the site, had first been proposed as a Planned Development in early 2019....

As we have noted in the last piece, Bangabandhu was in favour of taking a balanced view on development. His planned approach to economic freedom was to balance long-term goals of equitable development with addressing the immediate existential needs of the people. His approach to socialism

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Guest opinion: One Naples has morphed from truly outrageous to simply atrocious Buzz Victor, Special to the Naples Daily News Brian Stock was given his opportunity, in this space, to present his proposed One Naples development to the community. I have respect for Mr. Stock and his company. He has done many good things. Sadly, One Naples will not be one of them. Mr. Stock compares his Vanderbilt Beach neighborhood project with the Ritz Carlton and the “luxury condominium towers...

Vacancy or vibrancy? With all the (albeit necessary) talk about affordable housing in Park City, let’s not forget the lack of affordable office, showroom, and warehouse space for businesses in the city and county. As a small-business owner based in Park City in the hope of capitalizing on the great consumer base, I’ve been forced to face the fact that I may have to look outside of Summit County for an office. The going lease rate for a commercial space in Park City is around $3,800 per mont...

By Cece Nunn, posted Jan 25, 2021 Part of a site plan shows commercial outparcels along South College Road in light yellow, a mixed-use building in green, an apartment site in red, single-family in darker yellow and townhome spots in gray and orange. (Conceptual plan by Mihaly Land Design) A rezoning for a mixed-use development that aims to add apartments, townhomes, single-family homes and commercial space along South College Road is up for consideration by the New Hanover County Pla...