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Robert Rhett, the last of the five original members of the Columbus Redevelopment Authority, resigned from the position last month at a time when the CRA’s efforts to redevelop Burns Bottom were coming into focus.

There were no comments during the County Commissioner’s Public Hearing on the Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the shipping container residential development at 3919 North Michigan Road on Monday. County Plan Director Ty Adley presented the case and Thomas Landgriebe, the new owner of the property, attended to answer any questions. The proposal is a

(KNSI) - The St. Cloud City Council unanimously approved a motion at Monday's meeting to rezone the parcel at ...

The second attempt to transform the former Deluxe Laundry and Dry Cleaners De Luxe Launderette sites is again facing neighborhood opposition.

CANANDAIGUA — Nearly 20 years ago, the city approved the subdivision of 18 acres of land for 66 single-family homes in the northeast part of the city near Stewart Place,

Ingalls advisory plan commission has been asked to consider annexing a parcel of land in Green Township to accommodate a petition from an Indianapolis developer to build a housing development

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By PATRICK FORD patrick@southwesttimes.com   Pulaski County Board of Supervisors has received approval for Hatcher Road Project, which will develop the intersection where Hatcher Road meets Route 11 near Cougar Express.  The project has an expected cost of $8 million, which will be split between the county and the state, with each institution responsible for $4,202,509.

Re-examining Inverness’s land development code, where it involves special exemptions, will be a workshop item at the Aug. 1 Inverness City Council regular meeting, which starts at 5:30 p.m.

Residents said the 400-unit Creekwalk Apartments project will add to existing traffic chokepoints around the South Nevada Avenue area.