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Hotel, grocery store, apartments planned for re-emerging South College Road development - Vimarsana News

Hotel, grocery store, apartments planned for re-emerging South College Road development

Plans for Whiskey Branch include a mixed-use building, apartments, single-family homes, and office and retail space located off South College Road. (Port City Daily photo/Courtesy New Hanover County) NEW HANOVER COUNTY — After developers walked away from plans to bring a mixed-use project to South College Road in 2019, a reimagined proposal for Whiskey Branch is back up for review. Though tenants aren’t yet concrete and a needed rezoning hasn’t yet been approved, developers are planning to bring a hotel, “gourmet grocery store,” coffee shop, consumer electronics store, and at least ...

The George Washington Inn and Conference Center will be turned into a 125-unit rental apartment building - Vimarsana News

The George Washington Inn and Conference Center will be turned into a 125-unit rental apartment building

The George Washington Inn and Conference Center. (WYDaily /Courtesy Cushman & Wakefield Thalhimer) An application by Schottenstein Realty Company for the purpose of redeveloping an existing motel (the George Washington Inn and Conference Center) into a 125-unit rental apartment building has been approved by the York County Planning Commission. According to a York County Planning Commission Staff Report, Schottenstein has a contract to purchase the property and intends to redevelop it for non-transient residential occupancy. Currently the property is a 250-room motel and conference center. ...

Sherman P&Z OKs 440 acre mixed-use development - Vimarsana News

Sherman P&Z OKs 440 acre mixed-use development

Herald Democrat For the past two years, the city of Sherman has looked south for future growth in the city. With the development of a new high school, entertainment and other large-scale developments, the FM 1417 corridor has positioned itself to be the epicenter of that growth. Now, the city is turning its gaze north along that same corridor. The Sherman Planning and Zoning Commission approved early plans this week for Heritage Ranch, a new 440-acre Planned Development along the intersection of FM 1417 and U.S. Highway 82. The new development is expected to bring with it a combination of r...

City approves rezoning ordinance request - Vimarsana News

City approves rezoning ordinance request

The Amarillo City Council approved the second reading of a rezoning ordinance during Tuesday's virtual regular session to change from Light Industrial District to Manufactured Home District. City council members adopted Ordinance 7899 in the vicinity of North Forest Street and NW 12th Avenue with a 4-1 vote.  "The applicant is requesting the rezone from Light Industrial I to Manufactured Home District, with the intent of developing a combination of manufactured homes and single-family homes," Andrew Freeman, the city's managing director of Planning and Development Services, said, noting ...

Getting up to Speed: Speed UTV pitching proposal for former Hastings building to panel this week - Vimarsana News

Getting up to Speed: Speed UTV pitching proposal for former Hastings building to panel this week

The largest vacant single retail building in Lake Havasu City has a prospective new tenant. UTV manufacturer Speed UTV has its eye on the old Hastings building on North Lake Havasu Avenue as the location for a showroom and storefront called Speed Unlimited, and is currently working to zone the property from its current Commercial-1 zoning to a C-1/Planned Development that will allow for light vehicle sales and repair. The Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on the request on Wednesday, and send their recommendation on to the City Council who will ultimately ap...