LEXINGTON, Ky. (Nov. 5, 2026) — Lexington residents can now research property code violations and review enforcement histories through a new public database designed to help renters, homebuyers and neighborhood organizations make more informed decisions. The city’s Code Enforcement Database allows users to…
Commissioners unanimously deferred the resolution, which will return as a future consent agenda item once updated. “It will save staff work time, reduce commissioner workload, and would eliminate the cost of newspaper publication, all while still providing for notification to…
I agree that Jackson County should not allow any data center developments. Does every town need a data center? That seems to be what President Trump wants. Data center developments should stay the hell out of Jackson County and not…
City Planning Home Page Currently our office is open to the public, and the Board of Building Standards & Building Appeals follows CDC recommendations and guidelines that are designed to mitigate the spread of the pandemic. It is recommended that individuals…
The Bellevue City Council is set to discuss on Monday, Nov. 16, the possible designation of a one-block area downtown between Elm and Oak streets as an area where “slum and blight conditions exist.” A Bellevue councilwoman has called for a…
Citizen Jase Groesbeck, a contractor, explains the circumstances of building the fence for his client, citizen Amalia Schneider, who requested a waiver for her six-foot fence to responsibly keep her dogs. Citizen Clint Engledow presents his request to the Kamiah…
Joe Borgstrom of Place+Main, a consultant, briefed Bedford Town Council on the results of a visit he made on May 28 to assess business opportunities for downtown Bedford. The funding for his work came from the Tobacco Commission. Borgstrom talked…
Kids of all ages came dressed in their favorite costumes during last week’s final Third Thursday at Filson Park near downtown Rensselaer. Alliance Bank handed out free popcorn throughout the evening, which featured a Wizard of Oz theme. See more…
The Borough Council meets monthly to conduct business on behalf of the Borough. General Meeting: First Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.Work Sessions: Third Monday of each month at […] The Borough Council meets monthly to conduct business on behalf of…
The Pine Bluff City Council approved an ordinance Monday, November 2nd, increasing the construction project valuation threshold for requiring certified architectural plans from $100,000 to $250,000. The change applies to qualifying residential construction projects where residents act as designers without using the professional…
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