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City officials welcome new Roswell Development Authority - Vimarsana News

City officials welcome new Roswell Development Authority

The new Roswell Development Authority will work in conjunction with the Downtown Development Authority, which oversees the Central Business District, to facilitate opportunities in the city.

Economic Roswell: City hires development director, forms new development agency - Vimarsana News

Economic Roswell: City hires development director, forms new development agency

At a May 23 meeting Roswell City Council hired a full-time economic development director, approved a proposed increase to the city's budget for Roswell Inc and activated a new Roswell

Roswell bans new apartments in 5-0 vote - Vimarsana News

Roswell bans new apartments in 5-0 vote

Roswell City Council unanimously approved the second reading of a text amendment to the Unified Development Code May 9 that bans construction of new standalone apartments in East Roswell.

Roswell residents point to possible racial bias in new apartment ban - Vimarsana News

Roswell residents point to possible racial bias in new apartment ban

As Roswell officials double down on their push to ban new standalone apartments, some worry it could aggravate the city's housing shortage and disproportionately impact low-income residents.

Price tag on Roswell's Oxbo Road project jumps another $3 million | Alpharetta and Roswell News - Vimarsana News

Price tag on Roswell's Oxbo Road project jumps another $3 million | Alpharetta and Roswell News

The Oxbo Road realignment project, set to resume construction within 30 days, will carry a hefty new price tag. On April 11, Roswell City Council members agreed to spend an