#community-planning

#community-planning

Santa Clara is rapidly increasing housing density with the approval of a large development, emphasizing the need for balanced commercial space.

Camden Council has approved a development strategy for Regis Road, focusing on creating a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood.

The Round will feature two residential towers and an office block, creating 400 new homes with a focus on sustainability and community.

Domino Square revitalizes the old Domino Sugar site, enhancing community connectivity and public space in Williamsburg.

Palo Alto City Council delayed a decision on Sen. Josh Becker's SB 457 aiming to regulate Builder's Remedy projects.

Senate Bill 457, which sought to limit large development projects, failed to advance, reflecting ongoing tensions in local zoning and state legislation.

Brentwood Council approved housing development despite flooding concerns, asserting that expert mitigation plans will manage the increased risk.

Santa Clara County's housing plans were finally approved, outlining strategies to meet state housing quotas despite delays and existing builder's remedy applications.

Plans for 38 new homes in Shenfield were approved after road safety improvements were addressed.

Plans have been submitted for four new homes in Harold Hill as part of Havering Council's development initiative.

Chick-fil-A is opening a second location in Brooklyn to alleviate traffic issues and improve safety for delivery workers.

Los Gatos officials are planning measures to address traffic issues caused by beachgoers heading to Santa Cruz, focusing on public transport and pedestrian access.

Needham voters repealed a state-mandated zoning plan but still have deadlines to meet compliance with the MBTA Communities Act.

Brentwood Council plans to demolish the dilapidated Herongate Village Hall, estimating costs at £70,000 due to safety concerns.