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The Fremont City Council will receive a report on and discuss the citys updated comprehensive plan at its meeting Tuesday.

The Fremont City Council further discussed and had a public hearing for the potential continuation of the Downtown Business Improvement District at its meeting Tuesday.

The Fremont City Council will discuss improvement projects for a power plant and propane plant at its meeting Tuesday night.

The City of Dubuque is reminding campaigns and residents of the regulations that govern the placement of political signs as election season approaches.

Mayor Joey Spellerberg recently announced the contents of his recommended city budget to present to the Fremont City Council on Tuesday.

Members of the Fremont community were able to learn more about plans for the city and give input on its future Wednesday evening at an open house.

The event runs from August 17th through August 21. Rochester Currently Updating The Citys Zoning Ordinance According to a news release, the City is currently updating the Citys zoning ordinance and seeking public comment on changes to development rules and standards that will impact all Rochester residents. Neighborhood Week will offer the public the opportunity to share feedback on these changes as well as enjoy an outdoor experience at a park in each quadrant of the City. ● August 17, 6pm-8...

Portable Signs Might Soon Be Banned in Shreveport But this ban will not go into effect until next summer. Heres what the council is considering: 1. A portable reader-board sign may be used on a temporary basis to identify a business. Signs identified as a portable reader board may be used to advertise a product or service, or direct the public to an activity located on or off the premises. 2. A portable reader-board shall be regulated as an attention-getting device in accordance with the attent...

The code is being created in three installments, and a draft of the second installment was released in May. The latest installment of the code includes development standards that regulate site development and the appearance of future buildings. Included in the standards being considered are size and subdivision limits, requirements for access and connectivity, provisions for stormwater and drainage, landscaping and buffer yard requirements, site and building design, parking, storage and lighti...

City of Griffin commissioners unanimously approved regulations and enforcement guidelines for the use of solar energy systems within the city.