Downtown commission backs citywide growth plan and recommends Mixed Use 3 downtown The Columbus Downtown Commission voted to recommend City Council adopt a land‑use classification of Mixed Use 3 for downtown as part of the citywide Columbus Growth Strategy, a policy step that staff says is needed to advance the next phase of the Zone In zoning rewrite.

Columbus is taking a bold step towards revitalizing downtown by recommending a new land-use classification that could reshape the city's future!

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Craven County adopts coastal land‑use plan; board approves budget transfer and property sales The Craven County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 3 adopted a coastal (CAMA) land‑use plan and approved a series of routine fiscal and property actions, including a transfer of land‑sale proceeds to a capital reserve for economic development and final conveyance of a foreclosed parcel following upset bids.

Craven County has taken a significant step forward by adopting a new coastal land-use plan, paving the way for future growth and economic development!

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County Council Moves Toward Master Plan Adoption by Year-End County council prepares to finalize the master plan and future land use map this year.

St. Charles County is on the brink of a transformative master plan that will shape its future—are you ready to see how your community will evolve?

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Mesa Council evaluates impact of data centers on city revenue and land use Mesa officials assess economic drawbacks of data centers amid concerns over land and tax revenue.

Mesa's data centers may be boosting the economy, but at what cost to our tax revenue and job creation?

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City debates highest and best use for 53 acres in Regional Activity Center City officials discuss density and appropriate development for property in Sugar Land's growth plan.

Sugar Land is at a crossroads as city leaders debate the future of 53 acres, balancing residential growth with economic development in a bold vision for a thriving Regional Activity Center.

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City Council discusses redevelopment potential of 30-acre property amid budget deficit Council members emphasize need for development to address $24 million deficit through tax increment.

Reno's City Council is tackling a $24 million deficit by eyeing over 30 acres of underutilized land for development—could this be the key to revitalizing the city's economy?

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Sandy City Council certifies five new transit station plans for growth and development Sandy City Council approves five station area plans aimed at enhancing local transit development.

The Wasatch Front Regional Council is taking bold steps to transform transportation and land use in the region, with exciting new projects and a call for community feedback to shape the future!

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🏞️ The Government’s #LandUseStrategy has won conservationists’ praise – but is it the right approach?

Our CEO, Patrick Holden, explains why ‘land sharing’ not ‘land sparing’ holds the key to sustainable food, biodiversity and climate resilience.

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