Posted: Thursday, December 15, 2011 9:45 pm | Updated: 10:49 pm, Thu Dec 15, 2011. To start the bond program planning process, Midland ISD onWednesday released a request of qualifications from architecturefirms.
A PARCEL of land is at the centre of a row over where future homes should be built in Basingstoke. Last week, the borough council’s economic and prosperity committee looked into why the 2,000-acre Manydown site to the west of the town had not been included in the borough’s plans for future housing.
OLDWAY Mansion has taken a major step nearer a future life as a luxury hotel with the official submission of a planning application. The move comes after months of continued design work responding to comments received from earlier public consultation. Developer Akkeron has dropped controversial houses proposed between the tennis courts and the main road.
The Gahanna Planning Commission has approved an amended certificate of appropriateness for Clark Hall that includes two future building sites poised for retail and restaurants. The original site plan showed a phased project with a substantial portion of the old Kroger slab in place, stated Gerry Bird, principal of Bird Houk.
Dear Editor, Public comments at the Milpitas City Council meeting on June 7 made it very clear that local childcare providers depend on city support services that have been cut from the current budget. For many years now, the City of Milpitas has provided excellent support for massive and small childcare businesses.
An inexpensive housing scheme from Planning Minister Freddie Cohen has been rejected by builders. Senator Cohen wants up to 20% of property on future building developments handed over to the States. The Jersey Construction Council state the scheme is flawed and not properly examined. The council is calling on States members to defer the proposals for further investigation.
Surprise spending was not approved in the city’s budget By Len Gillis/ lgillis@timminstimes.com Posted 22 hours ago Less than two months after city administrator Joe Torlone told city council that there is no discretionary money in the city treasury, city council has approved a staff recommendation to get ready to spend more than three million dollars to expand road access into industrial park land north of the Timmins Square and west of Ecole Renaissance.
Journalist: Jenny Oldland An application by Port Vincent pork producers Greg and Diana Parsons to extend their commercial piggery was approved by the District Council of Yorke Peninsula’s Development Assessment Panel last Tuesday, April 19. Planning consent was allowed by the panel with at least 10 conditions, including six from the Environment Protection Authority, and a list of 13 notations for the applicants outlining guidelines for future building applications and more.
Call it awareness or perhaps passion, but it seems as though civic battles are perennial in Martinez. For those who enjoy packed Planning Commission and City Council meetings and lively Op-Ed pages, there is a new issue to prompt Martinez residents to take to action and raise their voices in support or opposition of a planned City action.
MERCED Planning meeting The Merced City Planning Commission will meet Wednesday. Call (209) 385-6858. WINTON Safety fair The Women’s Grange Association is holding a safety fair for the Winton community at Frank Sparkes Elementary School, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., March 26.