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Frankfort Mayor Layne Wilkerson said he understands concerns about the proposed Parcels B and C development. But he, along with most of the city commission, made clear after Wednesday’s commission meeting that he is still supportive of the development arrangement the city is working toward. The main point of contention and questioning at that meeting was the city's planned funding of a parking garage required by the state, which has a longstanding contractual obligation to provide parking for the nearby Capital Plaza Hotel and transferred that obligation to eastern Kentucky businessman M...

October 2019 through $4,325 and increased to $4,455 in the month-to-month lease. "The property management firm and the owners of the property have been very, very generous to the township because not a lot of property managers will give a month-to-month lease after one year," Burks said. At the outset the estimated cost to raze the 50-year-old station on Duff Drive and build a new one was $3.5 million, and it was budgeted at $3.7 million. The township received about a dozen bids and awarded a contract to Graybach LLC for $3.4 million about a year ago. West Chester Twp. Fire Chief Rick...

Grand Forks County Commission signs off on tax abatements for proposed development projects Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski, City Administrator Todd Feland and City Council President Dana Sande appeared before the commission to ask for approval of the multi-million-dollar projects. 8:38 pm, Jan. 19, 2021 × The Grand Forks County Office Building, photographed on Nov. 23, 2015. Photo by Nick Nelson/Grand Forks Herald The Grand Fork County Commission, at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 19, voted to lend its support to four large Tax Increment Financing proposals d...

CLEARFIELD — The Utah Transit Authority is working through the details of a plan that aims to bring a new, multimillion-dollar transit-oriented development to Clearfield. The transit agency is currently working with Clearfield City and development firms STACK Development and Hamilton Partners to complete a “Master Development Agreement” for a proposed TOD near the site of the Clearfield FrontRunner Station, which is situated at 1250 State St. Jordan Swain, UTA’s TOD project manager, said at its core, the development will include a mix of land uses and transportation option...