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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Downtown Water Main Project
City officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million proposal to replace aging water infrastructure in the downtown district.
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City Council Approves $4.2 Million for Waterfront Revitalization
The historic waterfront district will see new pedestrian walkways and public green spaces thanks to a $4.2 million grant approved by the City Council on Tuesday.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial West End Zoning Change Tuesday
The City Council will vote Tuesday night on a proposal to allow high-density apartment complexes in the historic West End neighborhood.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on Controversial Affordable Housing Zoning
A proposed zoning amendment that would allow high-density affordable housing in traditionally single-family neighborhoods faces a final vote tonight.
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City Council approves $12 million downtown transit center expansion
A 5-2 vote on Tuesday night greenlit the project, though local business owners are raising concerns over the loss of nearby street parking.
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Expect Traffic Delays as Main Street Bridge Project Begins Monday
City officials are warning residents to expect significant traffic delays starting Monday as crews begin a six-month overhaul of the Main Street bridge.
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City Council Approves $4.2M for Eastern District Infrastructure Repairs
The City Council voted Tuesday night to increase the budget by $4.2 million to fast-track the repair of deteriorating roads and aging sewage lines in the city's eastern district.
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City Council Approves Mixed-Use Development at Former Downtown Mill
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, city leaders approved the construction of a residential and commercial complex on the site of the old downtown textile mill.
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City Council approves $12 million expansion of downtown transit hub
The project will add four new electric bus bays to the facility, with construction expected to be completed by next spring.
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City Council Approves 12% Water Rate Hike for Pipeline Repairs
Residential water rates will increase by 12% next month following a City Council vote to fund emergency pipeline replacements in the city's historic district.
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City Council Approves New Zoning for Downtown Affordable Housing
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a zoning ordinance that allows for the construction of three multi-family affordable housing complexes in the downtown district.
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City Council Approves $4.2M Expansion of Downtown Pedestrian Zone
The project will eliminate street parking on two blocks of Main Street starting next month to increase walkability downtown.
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City Council to Vote on High-Density Affordable Housing Zoning
Local officials will decide tonight whether to allow high-density affordable housing developments in neighborhoods previously reserved for single-family homes.
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City Council approves zoning change for new mixed-use complex at old textile mill site
A new mixed-use residential complex will be built on the site of the former textile mill following a City Council zoning approval Tuesday night.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on Tax Package for New Distribution Center
Local officials will decide whether to offer tax incentives to lure a regional distribution hub to the city's eastern industrial corridor.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
The project will transform the derelict waterfront district into a hub of mixed-use housing and public parks following a Monday night vote by the City Council.
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City Council approves $4.2 million for emergency seawall repairs
The City Council voted today to allocate $4.2 million in emergency funding to accelerate repairs on the downtown waterfront seawall following reports of accelerated erosion.
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City Council to Vote Tonight on Controversial Downtown High-Rise Zoning
City officials will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning change that would permit the construction of high-rise apartments in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote Tuesday on Controversial Downtown High-Rise
The City Council will decide Tuesday whether to approve a zoning change that would allow a high-rise residential complex to be built in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on Historic Warehouse District Redevelopment Tonight
Local leaders will decide this evening whether to convert the historic downtown warehouse district into a mixed-use residential and retail hub.
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$12 Million Bond Approved for Downtown Library, New Community Center
The City Council voted Tuesday night to approve a $12 million bond measure to renovate the historic downtown library and build a new community center.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Eastside District After Main Break
Eastside residents are urged to boil their water after a major water main break caused a significant drop in system pressure this morning.
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City Council to Vote on Rezoning Historic Warehouse District for Lofts
City officials will decide Tuesday whether to allow high-density residential conversions in the downtown warehouse district.
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Boil water advisory issued for Northside after major water main break
Thousands of Northside residents are under a boil water advisory Tuesday morning following a major water main break that disrupted service across the district.
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City Council to Vote on $15M Downtown Waterfront Renovation
The proposed $15 million project aims to expand public green space and enhance flood resilience along the city's historic downtown waterfront.
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City Council to Vote on Waterfront Zoning Change Tonight
City officials will decide tonight whether to allow high-density residential development in the historic waterfront district.
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City Council approves $2.5 million for emergency Main Street Bridge repairs
A Tuesday night vote to fund urgent bridge work means planned downtown beautification projects will be delayed.
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City Council Approves Controversial Zoning Change for West End Apartments
A Tuesday night vote by the City Council clears the way for a high-density apartment complex to be built in the historically single-family West End neighborhood.
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City Council to Vote on Contentious Oakwood Zoning Change
City officials will decide Tuesday whether to approve a zoning change that would permit the construction of a high-density apartment complex in the historic Oakwood neighborhood.
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City Council Approves $1.2M for Downtown Water Main Repairs
The City Council voted Tuesday to allocate $1.2 million in emergency funds to address critical water main leaks in the downtown area.
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City Council to Vote on $15M Bond for Downtown Sewer Repairs
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a $15 million bond intended to modernize aging sewage infrastructure throughout the downtown district.
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City Council approves high-density zoning to boost downtown affordable housing
A new zoning ordinance approved Tuesday night will allow for high-density residential developments in the downtown core to combat the city's affordable housing shortage.
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City Weighs Converting Downtown Parking Lots Into Green Spaces
A new proposal aims to replace three downtown parking lots with public green spaces to help mitigate rising urban heat levels.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Old Town High-Rise
A Tuesday vote will determine whether a rezoning proposal allows for the construction of a high-rise apartment complex in the historic Old Town district.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial $12M Downtown Plaza Expansion
The proposed project would trade 50 street parking spaces for permanent greenery and outdoor seating in the city's downtown core.
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City Council Approves Controversial West End Zoning Change for High-Density Housing
Longtime residents voiced their opposition Tuesday as city officials paved the way for a new high-density apartment complex in the historic West End.
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City Council to vote on $12 million waterfront park renovation Tuesday
A proposed overhaul of the historic downtown waterfront park will go before the City Council on Tuesday as local business owners raise concerns over potential parking shortages.
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School Board to Vote on Classroom Smartphone Ban
The city school board will decide Tuesday whether to prohibit student smartphone use during instructional hours to minimize distractions and boost academic performance.
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City Unveils $15M Plan to Revitalize Historic Downtown
The initiative aims to boost the area through the expansion of pedestrian zones and new tax incentives for small businesses.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Waterfront Park Overhaul
Local leaders will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million plan to renovate the downtown waterfront park.