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Lockport approves purchases of three downtown parcels for future redevelopment The Lockport City Council approved three property acquisitions totaling roughly $734,850 to support downtown parking and future redevelopment, allowing current occupants temporary occupancy in at least one case and signaling continued downtown revitalization efforts.

Lockport City Council takes a bold step towards revitalization by acquiring three key downtown properties for future commercial and residential growth!

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#LockportWillCounty #IL #CommercialDevelopment #CitizenPortal #UrbanRedevelopment #LockportDowntown #CommunityVitality

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Sanford commission weighs RFQ/RFP, sale options and design for downtown parcels and Passat Park Commissioners discussed narrowing an RFQ to Parcels 2 and 3, the nearly finished Passat Park design, whether to premarket or solicit specific proposals (RFP), zoning and soil constraints that limit residential density, and staff’s recommendation to obtain a broker’s opinion of value before deciding on sale or solicitation approach.

The Sanford City Commission is at a crossroads, debating the future of downtown with plans for a mixed-use project and a beautiful passive park—what will they decide?

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#SanfordSeminoleCounty #FL #SanfordDowntown #CitizenPortal #PublicParticipation #UrbanRedevelopment

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NVCOG approves brownfield assessment and remediation resolutions for multiple sites The council approved resolutions to accept assessment and remediation awards for several brownfield sites (including Shelton and Waterbury projects) and adopted a resolution to accept a Pin Shop Pond assessment for 20 Main Street in Oakville; votes were recorded by voice and motions carried.

NVCOG is paving the way for revitalization in Connecticut, with new funding set to transform brownfield sites into thriving residential spaces!

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#CT #CommunityHousing #CitizenPortal #UrbanRedevelopment #EnvironmentalRemediation

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Edge Of Humanity Magazine Presents Valérie Kagy Both Sides In Chennai India

#documentaryphotography #Chennai #India #MarinaBeach #Nochikuppam #fishingcommunities #urbanredevelopment #tsunami2004 #Chennaifloods #socialdocumentary #photojournalism #humancondition #streetphotography #Indianphotography #communitystories #visualstorytelling

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Edge Of Humanity Magazine Presents Valérie Kagy Both Sides In Chennai India

#documentaryphotography #Chennai #India #MarinaBeach #Nochikuppam #fishingcommunities #urbanredevelopment #tsunami2004 #Chennaifloods #socialdocumentary #photojournalism #humancondition #streetphotography #Indianphotography #communitystories #visualstorytelling

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Committee adopts substitute to change tax split and coordination rules for Point of the Mountain development The House Economic Development Committee adopted a second substitute to SB 278, clarifying coordination with Draper City, phasing limits for the first 105 acres and changing tax‑capture splits so 25% remains with the Point of the Mountain authority for operations and 75% goes to taxing entities/state; the committee gave a favorable recommendation unanimously.

Senator Stevenson announced a major redevelopment shift in Draper, where a new tax split will empower local projects as construction is set to begin this June!

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#UT #TaxPolicy #CitizenPortal #UrbanRedevelopment #EconomicReform

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Chelsea council forwards 40R smart-growth petition for Prattville redevelopment to planning board Councilor Desch reported that a proposed 40R Smart Growth Overlay for Fitzpatrick-Prattville would unlock state incentives and could allow replacement of ~198 aging units with as many as 900–1,000 new units; the council referred the petition to the planning board for recommendation.

Exciting changes are on the horizon for Chelsea as a new 40R smart-growth overlay could transform 198 aging units into nearly 1,000 modern homes!

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#ChelseaCitySuffolkCounty #MA #CommunityEngagement #CitizenPortal #UrbanRedevelopment #ChelseaHousing

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Redevelopment panel approves Whole Property Group’s Phase 2 PAYGO negotiation for Muncie Mall The Muncie Redevelopment Commission approved a resolution authorizing staff to negotiate terms for Whole Property Group’s Phase 2 pay-as-you-go TIF request to demolish and redevelop the Muncie Mall site; the developer presented cost, vacancy and timeline details, and the commission voted to proceed.

The Muncie Redevelopment Commission just greenlit a bold plan to demolish the old Muncie Mall and pave the way for exciting new retail opportunities!

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#MuncieCityDelawareCounty #IN #MuncieMall #CitizenPortal #EconomicDevelopment #CommunityImprovement #UrbanRedevelopment

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Senate committee considers widening TIF eligibility to extraterritorial areas and easing blight thresholds LB 11‑29 would allow tax‑increment financing in extraterritorial planning jurisdictions, shorten the period for long‑vacant property to qualify as extremely blighted, and permit use of reliable local data when federal census figures are unreliable; proponents said changes would enable redevelopment of large, long‑vacant industrial sites and spur affordable housing.

Senator Robert Dover's new bill could unlock redevelopment opportunities for long-vacant properties in Nebraska, paving the way for revitalized communities and affordable housing.

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#NE #CitizenPortal #AffordableHousing #EconomicDevelopment #UrbanRedevelopment

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Mesa council directs staff to test market for 51–55 E. Main Street redevelopment Mesa staff will release an RFQ/RFP to identify developers for 51–55 E. Main St., seeking a long‑term ground lease and a development that could include Mesa Arts Center programming, city offices and leasable Class A space; council asked for financial details and design flexibility before final agreement.

Mesa's City Council is taking a bold step to transform the heart of downtown with plans for a vibrant redevelopment at 51-55 East Main Street!

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#MesaMaricopaCounty #AZ #CitizenPortal #EconomicGrowth #ArtsCulture #UrbanRedevelopment #MesaDevelopment

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Edge Of Humanity Magazine Presents Valérie Kagy Both Sides In Chennai India

#documentaryphotography #Chennai #India #MarinaBeach #Nochikuppam #fishingcommunities #urbanredevelopment #tsunami2004 #Chennaifloods #socialdocumentary #photojournalism #humancondition #streetphotography #Indianphotography #communitystories #visualstorytelling

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Sen. Dover seeks narrower land‑bank sales rules to push vacant lots back to builders Sen. Robert Dover told the Urban Affairs Committee LB 8 11 would expand municipal land banks statewide and add an amendment requiring land banks to offer lots first to private builders (90‑day priority for those committing to start within one year, then a broader two‑year offer window), with a one‑time six‑month extension for extreme circumstances.

Sen. Robert Dover's bold new bill aims to revitalize Nebraska's communities by expanding land banks and prioritizing builders to tackle vacant and abandoned properties.

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#NE #CitizenPortal #AffordableHousing #CommunityDevelopment #UrbanRedevelopment

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Fayetteville authorizes reapplication for HUD Choice Neighborhoods implementation grant Council authorized staff to apply for a Choice Neighborhoods implementation grant to advance redevelopment of Murchison Road and surrounding neighborhoods; the grant maximum was noted as $26 million under current federal rules, and staff announced a community meeting and March application deadline.

Fayetteville is gearing up for a $26 million opportunity to revitalize the Murchison Road area with a renewed HUD grant application!

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#FayettevilleCityCumberlandCounty #NC #CitizenPortal #FayettevilleNeighborhoods #CommunityInvestment #UrbanRedevelopment #HousingDevelopment

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Commission pledges $500,000 to settle Moody Park lawsuit, acquire property for flood mitigation The commission approved Resolution 2026-1R to pledge $500,000 toward settlement and acquisition of Moody Park—a long-blighted trailer park—so the city can pursue flood-mitigation work and future redevelopment of the Walnut Street corridor.

Madison is turning the tide on a long-blighted trailer park by pledging $500,000 to settle a lawsuit and pave the way for vital flood-mitigation efforts.

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#MadisonCityJeffersonCounty #IN #CitizenPortal #MadisonCity #FloodMitigation #CommunitySafety #UrbanRedevelopment

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Committee advances bill to stop GPLET abatements for K–12 school taxes Lawmakers advanced SB 12-93 to prohibit cities from abating GPLET-designated school district revenue during the eight-year abatement period; municipal officials warned the change would reduce the tool’s effectiveness for urban redevelopment while advocates cited constitutional and fiscal fairness reasons.

Lawmakers push forward a controversial bill that could reshape urban redevelopment in Arizona by stopping tax abatements for K–12 schools—what does this mean for your community?

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#AZ #FiscalFairness #CitizenPortal #ConstitutionalLaw #ArizonaK12 #UrbanRedevelopment

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Columbia BZA approves Murphy USA convenience store and gas station at North Main intersection over neighborhood objections The City of Columbia Board of Zoning Appeals on Feb. 5 approved a special exception permitting a Murphy USA convenience store and gasoline sales at 3320 North Main Street despite extensive neighborhood opposition citing traffic, a concentration of convenience stores and public‑health concerns in ZIP code 29203.

The Columbia Board of Zoning Appeals has greenlit a controversial Murphy USA gas station, igniting fierce neighborhood opposition over traffic and health concerns.

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#ColumbiaCityRichlandCounty #SC #CitizenPortal #ColumbiaNorthMain #UrbanRedevelopment #CommunityInput

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Milford Council approves $1.25 million bond anticipation notes to buy downtown parcels for redevelopment Council adopted Ordinance 26‑431 to issue taxable bond anticipation notes up to $1.25 million to acquire seven parcels in downtown Milford, with council saying the notes will be interest‑only initially and demolition costs will be pursued with outside funding; vote was unanimous.

Milford City Council just approved a bold move to acquire seven downtown parcels for redevelopment, aiming to revitalize a long-troubled block and attract new developers!

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#OH #CitizenPortal #CommunityInvestment #PublicFinance #UrbanRedevelopment

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Redevelopment staff outline Portage Mall, North Side and other major projects; bond financing and design steps next Redevelopment staff reported near-term milestones for Portage Mall parking, baseball-field relocation planning, retail development on US Highway 6 and a North Side project tied to a Burns Waterway overpass that could open 100–150 acres for development.

Exciting redevelopment plans are set to transform downtown Portage, unlocking new opportunities and revitalizing the community like never before!

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Senate committee subcommittees report dozens of bills; many tax and public-safety measures continued to 2027 or passed by indefinitely Public Safety and Resources subcommittees presented a packed docket. Several bills were reported out, several were carried over to 2027, and a number were passed by indefinitely due to fiscal concerns or lack of quorum. The committee completed its docket and adjourned.

Virginia's Senate committee just wrapped up a marathon session, reporting key public safety and tax measures while leaving many decisions hanging until 2027!

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#VA #TaxPolicyInitiatives #UrbanRedevelopment #CriminalJusticeReform #VirginiaPublicSafety #CitizenPortal

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Panel debates reviving long‑dormant urban redevelopment fund; carries bill to next year Lawmakers discussed HB 1376, which would modernize and relaunch a 2000 redevelopment fund by expanding eligible partners, relaxing match rules, and targeting fiscally stressed or high‑vacancy localities; stakeholders supported the policy but the subcommittee voted to carry the bill to 2027 so funding and implementation details can be resolved.

Virginia lawmakers are debating a major overhaul of a dormant urban redevelopment fund that could transform vacant offices into housing—but will it get the funding it needs?

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#VA #CommunityDevelopment #UrbanRedevelopment #FiscalStress #VirginiaPublicPolicy #CitizenPortal

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Akron council approves conditional use for dual‑use marijuana dispensary in Merriman Valley, 7–5 After extensive resident testimony about traffic, safety and property values, Akron City Council approved a conditional‑use permit for a dual‑use marijuana dispensary at the vacant CVS at 1140 West Portage Trail; the measure passed on a 7–5 roll call and remains subject to state review and local conditions.

Akron City Council has made a controversial decision, approving a dual-use marijuana dispensary in a once-vacant CVS, despite fierce opposition from local residents.

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#AkronSummitCounty #OH #AkronDispensary #UrbanRedevelopment #PublicSafety #CommunityInput #CitizenPortal

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Developers seek rezoning of 1 Research Drive to permit mixed‑use redevelopment; planning board agrees to place article on warrant Ferris Development Group asked the board to rezone 1 Research Drive from Industrial overlay to Highway Business (BA) to enable retail, multifamily and other mixed uses that the developer says would reactivate a large, underutilized office building; the board voted to add a warrant article for the March town meeting (staff to draft map and language).

Ferris Development Group is pushing for a major transformation of 1 Research Drive, proposing a shift from industrial to a vibrant mixed-use community that could redefine the area’s landscape!

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#MA #UrbanRedevelopment #EconomicGrowth #MixedUseDevelopment #CitizenPortal

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Council approves Kmart-site rezoning on Western Boulevard after debate over tree buffer; vote 5–3 The council approved a rezoning at the former Kmart site on Western Boulevard (5–3). Staff and the applicant offered a zoning condition requiring a 15-foot protective yard or equivalent distributed plantings (30 deciduous, 20 evergreen, 30 understory, 160 shrubs); some residents and environmental advocates urged retaining the full 25-foot SHOD2 buffer to protect canopy and stormwater functions.

The City Council's recent 5–3 vote to rezone the former Kmart site ignites a fierce debate over balancing redevelopment with environmental protection.

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#RaleighWakeCounty #NC #CitizenPortal #UrbanRedevelopment #EnvironmentalProtection #PublicParticipation #RaleighEnvironment

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Central Falls council advances property purchases, easement to support housing redevelopment and new high school Council considered resolutions to acquire 326 Broad Street and 760 Montego Ave for mixed‑use redevelopment, proposed purchase of 767 Lonsdale for $50,000 to address blight, and a permanent easement at Brook Street to stabilize a slope near the new high school; council moved to approve the acquisitions and related authority for the mayor and solicitor.

Central Falls is taking bold steps to revitalize the community with new housing and green infrastructure as the City Council advances plans for key property acquisitions!

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#RI #UrbanRedevelopment #CentralFallsHousing #AffordableHousing #GreenInfrastructure #CitizenPortal

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Design review of proposed Pier Park at former Nikki Beach draws objections over RFP compliance; board continues item Developers presented a two‑story Pier Park proposal at 461 Ocean Drive (former Nikki Beach). Objectors argued the new-construction plan departs from the RFP/resolution that authorized renovation and that requested variances are self-created; the board continued the design review to Feb. 12, 2026 to allow the applicant to provide revised materials.

Developers are pushing forward with a bold new vision for Pier Park at 461 Ocean Drive, but not everyone is on board with the plan!

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#MiamiBeachCounty #FL #UrbanRedevelopment #MiamiBeachParks #CommunityInvestment #PublicSpaces #CitizenPortal

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How Smart Investors Are Using Non-QM Lending to Bring Downtowns Back to Life Real estate investors are using non-QM (non-qualified mortgage) lending as a flexible “capital toolbelt” to make downtown deals pencil again—especially when banks are tightening and many urban assets ...

How Smart Investors Are Using Non-QM Lending to Bring Downtowns Back to Life

Smart investors are leveraging non-QM (non-qualified mortgage)

#DowntownRevitalization #UrbanRedevelopment #AdaptiveReuse #MixedUseDevelopment #OpportunityZones #InfillDevelopment

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Rendering the Anthropocene: My-topias in the semiotics of Brooklyn’s Atlantic Yards conflict | Language in Society | Cambridge Core Rendering the Anthropocene: My-topias in the semiotics of Brooklyn’s Atlantic Yards conflict - Volume 54 Issue 5

NEW FROM SI 54(5)

"Rendering the Anthropocene: My-topias in the semiotics of Brooklyn’s Atlantic Yards conflict" by Edward Snajdr & Shonna L. Trinch

#Anthropocene #Blight #Renderings #AtlanticYardsPacificPark #Brooklyn #UrbanRedevelopment
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Neighborhoods Committee approves sale of Armory property with repayment and transfer restrictions After extended debate about price, remediation costs and past CDBG funding, the committee approved the sale of the Armory building with conditions including repayment of $496,537.10 to CDBG and a three-year transfer restriction (5–1).

The Neighborhoods Committee has taken a bold step in approving the sale of the historic Armory building, but questions about the sale price and environmental costs linger.

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#JacksonvilleDuvalCounty #FL #CommunityDevelopment #FiscalResponsibility #UrbanRedevelopment

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Council hears detailed Foothills District analysis; access, floodplain and wastewater facility top concerns Consultants and staff updated council on Foothills District inventory and analysis, emphasizing limited access (one way in/out), floodplain constraints, wastewater treatment facility relocation and associated cut‑and‑fill tradeoffs, fish‑passage/culvert uncertainty, and the need to test scenario alternatives and financing options; next check‑in scheduled for March.

Lake Oswego's Foothills District is on the brink of transformation, but crucial decisions on access, environmental protection, and financing lie ahead!

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#LakeOswegoCityClackamasCounty #OR #PublicAccess #UrbanRedevelopment #EnvironmentalProtection #LakeOswegoFoothills

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Two Rivers staff propose early termination of two underperforming TIDs to free increment for general fund and Hamilton redevelopment City staff recommended terminating two single‑parcel TIDs (Culver's TID #13 and Eggers East TID #16) and outlined a broader TIF strategy to return increment to the general fund, capitalize a revolving loan fund, and combine parcels to enable Hamilton property redevelopment; formal action is planned in February.

Two Rivers is set to revamp its development strategy by proposing the early termination of two underperforming tax districts, aiming to boost revenue and pave the way for exciting new projects!

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#TwoRiversManitowocCounty #WI #UrbanRedevelopment #TwoRiversDevelopment

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