Grass fixing issue with Whipple-Cullen runoff in Lincoln
LINCOLN – The silt-filled runoff from the Whipple-Cullen development project has slowed, and will continue to be less of an issue going forward, according to officials.
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LINCOLN – The silt-filled runoff from the Whipple-Cullen development project has slowed, and will continue to be less of an issue going forward, according to officials.
Responses are rolling in to the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council regarding Ballard’s Inn Realty’s application for an outdoor stage and four tiki bars, which the applicant deems are “temporary mobile structures.” The application also...
Ballard’s Inn Realty LLC has applied to the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council for permission to have temporary “mobile” structures on the beach at the facility during the summer season and is requesting that a beach perimeter be...
The Town Council met with the Block Island Housing Board on Tuesday, May 18, to examine a proposal by Jill Stern, representing High View Glen, Inc., and Joan Grossman. The proposal is to donate three lots off of Highview Lane to the town for...
3/3/2021 By LAUREN CLEM, Valley Breeze Deputy Editor NORTH SMITHFIELD – A 977-kilowatt solar farm proposed on land owned by the Holliston Sand Company near Slatersville Reservoir received its signoff from the Zoning Board of Review last Tuesday, Feb. 23. The company also successfully petitioned the Town Council to abandon a former paper street that will be eliminated as part of the project when they appeared before the Town Council this week. John Pagliarini, an attorney for the company, told Zoning Board members the company plans to build a “behind the meter” net-metering solar project...