Greenwood County Council delays Beasley Home Project rezoning after packed public hearing Following hours of public comment about traffic, erosion and emergency-services capacity, Greenwood County Council voted 6-1 to delay a final vote on the proposed Beasley Home Project rezoning pending a traffic and environmental study.

Greenwood County Council has hit the brakes on the controversial Beasley Home Project after a heated public hearing raised serious concerns about traffic and emergency services.

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Auburn hires Kimberly Horne Associates for $698,700 citywide traffic study; downtown areas prioritized Council approved a $698,700 contract with Kimberly Horne Associates for a citywide traffic study that prioritizes the downtown and Urban Neighborhood West areas on an accelerated schedule; staff said recommendations for focal areas could come within six months of contract signing but implementation may take longer.

Auburn City Council just approved a $698,700 traffic study aimed at transforming downtown and Urban Neighborhood West—get ready for some exciting changes!

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Marion County Commission reviews PUD amendment for World Equestrian Center expansion plan Staff recommends approval of a PUD amendment for sports facilities and increased building heights.

Marion County is on the brink of a major transformation as plans for the World Equestrian Center's expansion promise to elevate it into a premier sports and recreation hub!

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Twin Beech Road Traffic Study Coming Fairhope, Alabama      USING ESMPO FUNDS The city council approved Neel-Schaffer Engineering for a corridor traffic study of busy Twin Beech Road between Greeno and CR 13.  Citizens have been complaining about the Founders/Boothe intersection for years and a traffic signal or 4-way stop was being discussed at one time -- but school traffic backup issues became problematic.  The mayor is to negotiate the contract and bring back for final approval; the Eastern Shore MPO is expected to fund 80% of cost, since part of the road is in the county. http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheFairhopeTimes

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FACT #trafficstudy is badly needed and decades overdue #planningmatters Mr Mayor.