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Stockbridge Approves Mixed Residential Rezoning - Vimarsana News

Stockbridge Approves Mixed Residential Rezoning

A controversial mixed residential rezoning was approved by the Stockbridge City Council Monday following a lengthy public hearing process.

Proposed development at country club fails to advance with New Albany City Council - Vimarsana News

Proposed development at country club fails to advance with New Albany City Council

NEW ALBANY — A developer’s request to build apartments at a former country club property failed to advance with the New Albany City Council.

Planning Commission denies Ivy Ridge PUD request - Vimarsana News

Planning Commission denies Ivy Ridge PUD request

The Conway Planning Commission voted to deny a controversial request to rezone about 11.6 acres of property located Padgett Road at the intersection of Spencer Lake Drive from from Agricultural

Lakeland housing development off Medulla Road OK'd by planning board - Vimarsana News

Lakeland housing development off Medulla Road OK'd by planning board

Potential flooding and the use of septic tanks instead of city sewer lines are still issues cited by some on the board.

Cliff Street Retreat sails through PUD public information session - Vimarsana News

Cliff Street Retreat sails through PUD public information session

ITHACA, NY -- The proposed Cliff Street Retreat Planned United Development (PUD) faced few comments during its public information session on May 6, though neighbor Dave Nutter did have some concerns about the topography of the area. The project is proposed to include about 12 living units, boutique retail and meeting space in the former Incodema building at 407 Cliff St. Nutter said his first impression of the plan was that it “didn’t seem realistic” because of the extreme slope on the south end of the property. The project team has expressed a desire to find a way to provide a...

Source: ithaca.com