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Worthington City Council takes action on conditional use permits, planned unit development request 1:00 pm, May 11, 2021 × WORTHINGTON — Late June or early July is the latest estimate on when Worthington’s new movie theater will open, the theater’s operator told the Worthington City Council Monday night. Todd Frager spoke with council members via phone and shared an update on theater progress. The council approved a construction contract and operator’s lease for the theater b...

) announces purchase of a key commercial/industrial real estate property for the commencement of the Colorado Hemp Agro-Industrial Zone (“HAIZ”), a genesis of its Sustainable, Regenerative, Renewable City Vision in Northwest Colorado. This 44+ acre multi-use property will be the site of the HAIZ manufacturing facility which will initially be focused on hemp-based building materials utilized for development of the initial Planned Unit Development of “green” and “affordable” homes i...

A planned subdivision in Fruita had some neighbors outraged at a meeting this week, while others advocated for more attainable housing, which they said the area desperately needs. The development, called Dwell, would add 37 units to a lot just under 5 acres. It would include mostly attached dwelling units with 10 single-family houses along its southern border and a 1-acre park. It’s also surrounded by other subdivisions on three sides, making it an infill development. Chris Rusch, a neighb...

Vote No To Changes At Hampton Creek Thursday, May 6, 2021 Next Monday, the Chattanooga/Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency will consider case #2021-0032 and #2021-0033 brought by Ooltewah Golf Club owner Rick Stern. The purpose of the case in short - he wants to abandon the Planned Unit Development that Hampton Creek Subdivision has operated under for 26-years.  Mr. Stern would like to open up property on his golf course so houses can be built. In order to do this the parameters of ...

SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

May 5, 2021 The Hamburg Township Board of Trustees has approved revisions to a Mixed Planned Unit Development. In February, the Murie Glen MPUD gained preliminary approval for a roughly 49-acre site between the Mystic Ridge subdivision to the west and Merill Road to the east. On Tuesday, Township Planner Scott Pacheco brought a revision to the Board because one of their conditions for approval could not be met and had to be amended. The condition called for the showing of l...

Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Western Sierra Resource Corporation Concludes Transaction With Global Hemp Group to Utilize ... Western Sierra Resource CorporationMay 4, 2021 GMT STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo., May 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WESTERN SIERRA RESOURCE CORPORATION (“WSRC” or the “Company”) (OTC: WSRC) is pleased to announce that having met all “Conditions Precedent,” and additional required documentation having ...

A proposed RV park that could put 500 dwelling units on 110 acres in Garden City has some residents nervous it could alter the direction of the Bear Lake town’s development. The project, called “Bear Lake RV Resort” in its application, would be situated between Hodges Canyon Road and the Pickleville Playhouse, taking up many of the fields west of existing houses on State Route 30. “In one spot with that type of density, it’s the largest (development) we’ve ever see...

ITHACA, NY -- As Incodema moves to a new facility in Dryden later this year, developer Linc Morse has ideas about what to make of its former building at 407 Cliff St. in Ithaca. His plans look at myriad possibilities, including units for short-term and long-term rentals, office space, meeting rooms, retail space, community meeting space, conference space and retail. The name proposed is the Cliff Street Retreat. However, because of the zoning in that area, the project was in front of the Planni...

1 month ago in Community, Local Photo: WHCU ITHACA, N.Y. (WHCU) – The City of Ithaca is hosting a public information session next Thursday for a Planned Unit Development project. The proposition includes changing the 25,297 square-foot building on 407 Cliff Street from a manufacturing space to a long and short-stay residential building. There will also be office and retail spaces created along the street. You can view the full application, presentation and sig...