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Salida City Council Considers BETCH Funding, Salida Crossings, "Open Doors" RV Rental Leases - by Ark Valley Voice Staff - Vimarsana News

Salida City Council Considers BETCH Funding, Salida Crossings, "Open Doors" RV Rental Leases - by Ark Valley Voice Staff

The Salida City Council will meet in regular session at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday June 7, 2022 and the complete packet is here, with highlights noted below.

95-Home Subdivision in R-Section Draws Concerns Over Smaller Lot Sizes, But Council Approves - Vimarsana News

95-Home Subdivision in R-Section Draws Concerns Over Smaller Lot Sizes, But Council Approves

The Palm Coast City Council approved a gated subdivision of 95 homes, most on 6,000-square foot lots, on Ryan Drive in Palm Coast.

Updated: Proposed Parking Reforms Spark Controversy in Dallas - Vimarsana News

Updated: Proposed Parking Reforms Spark Controversy in Dallas

An ordinance under consideration by the Dallas City Council would change the parking requirements in the zoning code to allow for more density in exchange for affordable housing.

Hickory City Council Meets, Approves Rezoning - Vimarsana News

Hickory City Council Meets, Approves Rezoning

Hickory City Council met in regular session Tuesday night (April 20). Minutes, second readings, and the consent agenda were all unanimously approved. A special

Source: whky.com
Some residents against planned Middletown housing development - Vimarsana News

Some residents against planned Middletown housing development

Some residents who live near a proposed housing development in Middletown are against City Council approving a plan and map amendment that would allow 50 ranch-style homes to be built on the former Middletown Regional Hospital site.

Source: wcpo.com