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After it received unanimous support two weeks prior, the Lubbock City Council voted 5-2 to adopt the Unified Development Code and new zoning map for the City of Lubbock.

Changes to zoning for the land to be used by the proposed Fremont Inland Port Authority were delayed until May 30.

Local developer Alex Telthorst’s plans for the Alpine West development, located a mile past the stoplight on CR 306, will be moving ahead.

On the heels of bringing back Pueblo Wests annual wet parade, the metro district has approved a full-blown Fourth of July fireworks show

Aldermen on Tuesday approved a developer’s agreement for the Glen Creek subdivision, which is a 80-acre development south of the city located off Poor House Road.

By the end of a City Council meeting Tuesday, most stakeholders seemed satisfied with the document, though they acknowledged its imperfections.

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It is reportedly the first “overhaul” of the City of Lubbock’s development regulations in about 40 years, which have been referred to as “outdated” and “inconsistent.”

The Roswell City Council recently approved amendments to the city’s Unified Development Code related to townhomes.