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Atlanta’s long-running rewrite of its zoning code faced scrutiny at an Oct. 15 work session as an expert commissioned by the city presented her critique of the proposal. Sara C. Bronin, a law professor and founder of the National Zoning Atlas,…
“Shall the area described as West Hills be incorporated as the town of West Hills?” Yes or no. The long-awaited question of incorporation will be on the November ballot after two years of challenges, but only for about 100 East Side…
Public commenters at the Berkeley City Council meeting Tuesday evening voiced concerns about the viability of the San Pablo Avenue Specific Plan, which would allow developers to build apartments up to seven stories tall along the street. Berkeley City Council…
At this week’s Sheridan City Council study session, City Planning Director Kelly Schroeder provided details of a request to rezone property in north Sheridan. Schroeder said the applicants, John E Rice and Sons, are requesting to rezone 26.3 acres at 4250 Yellowtail…
On a Vineyard August afternoon, Sarah Miller biked with her five-year-old son to a park inside Utah City, the roughly 700-acre development rising on the shore of Utah Lake that planners hope will become the city's walkable downtown. It's an…
Residents want to preserve Old Lyme’s small-town feel by allowing accessory apartments, limiting data centers and ensuring a say in the future of Halls Road. OLD LYME, CT – While residents of Old Lyme want the historic character of the town…
The Alberta government is directing Edmonton to restore previous rules for high-density infill development, including housing types, building heights, density and minimum on-site parking requirements, while Calgary will be required to identify areas where earlier low-density zoning has been reinstated.
by Jacob Scholl | Oct 13, 2026 Salt Lake City is considering a proposal to sell over two acres of its land for an 80 percent discount on its appraised value. Members of the Salt Lake City Council will consider a proposal Tuesday afternoon…
In 2023, the Utah Department of Transportation selected an eight-mile gondola as the long-term transportation solution for Little Cottonwood Canyon. The gondola is the final stage of a three-phased broader plan that includes expanded ski bus service, tolling, road improvements, snow…
The city’s Planning Commission is set to hear yet another rezoning request for a property in the controversial Pedestrian Residential zone. On Wednesday, the commission set the matter out for a public hearing at their November meeting. The request, for…