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Village board, TCAT debate changes to Uptown Rd. bus stop - Vimarsana News

Village board, TCAT debate changes to Uptown Rd. bus stop

TCAT officials are looking into possibly constructing a shelter at the bus stop near the Gaslight Village Complex on Uptown Road in the Village of Lansing.

Source: ithaca.com
Lansing trustees Smith, Moll will not seek reelection - Vimarsana News

Lansing trustees Smith, Moll will not seek reelection

Lansing Village Board of Trustees Randy Smith and Simon Moll have notified the municipality that they will not be seeking another term come April’s election. In a letter issued to

Source: ithaca.com
Retail sale, not public consumption, of cannabis permitted in Lansing Village - Vimarsana News

Retail sale, not public consumption, of cannabis permitted in Lansing Village

Retail cannabis dispensaries will soon be allowed to set up shop in the Village of Lansing following the Board of Trustees’ decision to opt into the proposal of the New

Source: ithaca.com
Community members split on proposed Lansing Meadow changes - Vimarsana News

Community members split on proposed Lansing Meadow changes

On Dec. 7, The Village of Lansing Board of Trustees held a public hearing on the proposed changes to the Lansing Meadows project Planned Development Area (PDA). The purpose of the meeting was to vote on changing the PDA to allow for a smaller lot size and allow zero clearance between lot lines.  There were mixed reactions on the proposed changes among both community and board members. Ultimately, a final decision was postponed to the next meeting on Dec. 21, in order to include a vote on the number of subdivisions that would be allowed on the property. Currently, 18 units are permitted but...

Source: ithaca.com