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The Virginia General Assembly has passed a bill that would allow localities to set speed limits as low as 15 miles per hour.

A proposed package of reforms working through the Connecticut Legislature would loosen zoning codes in a state traditionally committed to single-family zoning.

Pied-à-Terre Tax Would Generate Significantly Less Revenue in NYC Than Estimated, Report Says A pied-à-terre tax proposed by New York State legislators faced the scrutiny of the Independent Budget Office. February 17, 2021, 5am PST | James Brasuell | "A tax on luxury second homes in New York City would yield far less revenue than expected," reports Erin Hudson, sharing findings of a report by the New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO). The IBO reduced its revenue estimate for a proposed pied-à-terre tax by 41 percent, estimating total revenue generated to total $232 million. "...

A combination of factors including a lengthy appeals process and the cost of construction have led to huge disparities in the number of units allocated to each community.

Tips For Travellers What is going on in thew world of cruising that you need to know about, and why? This is another of my Tips For Travellers cruise updates, where I will be unpicking these and other big breaking cruising news, and discuss what it means for all of us as cruisers. Watch my Cruise Update Video Cruise Restart Latest Before getting into some of the more surprising news, I need to update the latest on the resumption of cruising. There are 5 big developments I think you need to know about. First off, there is little sign that ocean cruising will be resuming in the United States, U...