Unity Group Backs Anti-Displacement Procedure For New Projects; Asks City Council Return To 6 PM Meetings
The Unity Group is asking City Council candidates to back an anti-displacement policy that would have officials examine a proposed project to see if it displaces current residents. The group is also urging that the City Council meeting time be moved back to 6 p.m.
The most controversial topic of the night will be the certification of the final environmental impact report and first ...
While a minimum of 20,000 square feet is needed to build one single-family home across the city with certain zoning designations, the footnote drops that requirement to just 5,000 square feet -- but ...
On Feb. 20, the Westfield City Council unanimously approved the Community Preservation Commission’s funding of $528,200 for a ...
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John Catsimatidis officially threw his support behind Griffin Fossella in his pursuit of Staten Island’s 51st Council ...
The real estate entity purchased the former Touchstone Healthcare Community on Indian Hills Drive to redevelop it into a ...
The proposed legislation would increase the number of meetings for the public to meet and question the proposed chief.
The funding represents the most robust investment the city has made for celebrations of America's 250th anniversary next year ...
Salem City Council is set to cast its final vote Monday on whether to send a livability levy to voters in the May election. Here's what to know.
Auburn City Council approved a resolution Thursday night supporting a grant application for a proposed 70-unit market-rate ...
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The current Council, is unusually inexperienced, with 12 of 17 members serving less than two terms, and is legislating at the ...
The Council did approve millions in lawsuit settlements, a crackdown on illegal curbside sales of unregistered cars, rezoning ...
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