The city shifted nearly a half-million dollars in emergency expenses related to Hurricane Ida in September, with a plan to finance them over several years and possibly be reimbursed by the state or federal government.
Continue reading Emergency expenses near $500K for hurricane
Two cannabis cultivation and/or manufacturing sites could be coming to the city, including one aiming to locate at the former Galaxy Diner.
City Council is poised to set annual water rates for the next 10 years that would include annual increases of 5%.
City Council is seeking to recoup almost $80,000 for costs associated with the demolition and cleanup of a Broad Street home.
Continue reading City seeks to recoup $80k for demolition costs
City Council will return to in-person meetings starting with tonight’s regular meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m.
Over the years, there have been concepts to make East Cherry Street more of a pedestrian plaza. At least since construction of the parking garage on Lewis Street in the early 2000s, discussions have included creating easier access to East Cherry Street.
City Council instituted permit parking along Price Street, Jackson Avenue and parts of Linden Avenue in response to an influx of parking from a new development nearby.
Continue reading Influx of parking from Brownstones forces residential permits
Two ad hoc committees of the Special Improvement District (SID) will meet this month.