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Staff said a temporary certificate of occupancy was issued for Amazon and projected phased employee moves; a race track also received a TCO and 12 residential permits for Greenhaven are in the system, highlighting active commercial and residential permitting.

The Morganton City Council approved rezoning 6.15 acres at 595 Cosby Road from Exclusive Industrial District to High Intensity District, allowing commercial and limited residential uses; a nearby resident warned of tractor-trailer safety risks and the applicant said it will work with NCDOT to limit truck access.

City staff previewed tiered tenant-improvement and facade/site revitalization grant programs with base maxima, center-of-core bonuses, stackable incentives for food/beverage and sustainability measures, and proposed recoupment/recording safeguards; board discussed eligibility, penalties and administrative criteria.

The board approved REZN26026679, a rezoning amendment affecting about 5.63 acres of the Mint Brook mixed-use project, allowing two retail users (Tractor Supply and Chipotle), slightly smaller building footprints and additional buffers for drive-through and back-of-building screening.

O'Reilly project ensures cohesive branding and design across tenant spaces and building facade.

Council members and downtown business owners said increased by-right development and density bonuses may pressure property owners to redevelop and could make commercial rents unaffordable for local businesses; they asked staff for tools to preserve small businesses and historic character.

Salzburg’s state government plans to make it easier to designate new commercial areas and expand existing business sites from October 1, according to ORF. The changes are part of a revised state development programme and have drawn criticism from the Greens and environmental organisations. The ne…

The Canton Township Board approved a special land use for three multitenant buildings with drive-through restaurants at Michigan Avenue and Hannon Road, adding a condition that the site driveway must not align with any drive-through lane to address Michigan Dept. of Transportation traffic concerns.

At a May 5 planning workshop, staff proposed removing single‑family, duplex, townhome and multifamily from allowed uses in some commercial districts to prevent commercial property from converting to residential and short‑term rentals; board members requested mapping, grandfathering language and analysis of parking impacts before proceeding.

At the Sept. 14 hearing county staff said shipping containers used for commercial rental are considered structures and must meet floodplain and building‑code standards; a county building official said an engineer must calculate flotation and design anchoring to resist uplift and overturning.

The Perris Planning Commission adopted a mitigated negative declaration and approved a conditional use permit and development plan for a 10.64-acre commercial project — including a 138,672 sq ft self-storage complex, a 5,974 sq ft Beyond Food Mart with fueling and a 1,667 sq ft car wash — after staff reported FAA clearance and added conditions to address airport and engineering concerns. (Vote: 5–0; 1 absent)

Dawson County Planning Commission approved three variance requests and recommended two rezones be approved by the Board of Commissioners, including a rezoning to allow a Hampton Inn; motions passed with no recorded public opposition.

Clatsop County staff told a Sept. 14 hearing they identified 14 violations at 34878 Highway 101 Business and recommended fines, abatement deadlines and continuing daily penalties; the property owners said they are working with planners, submitted a site plan and cited financial and engineering constraints.

City staff described a two‑phase Costco proposal on the southwest corner of I‑5 and Tumwater Boulevard, the draft development agreement’s scope and a 10‑year vesting period; staff said they expect to return with an agreement in October after final traffic work is complete.

Alamo is preparing to become home to a new IHOP that city officials say will introduce a California Heritage concept intended to serve as a model for future restaurants nationwide.

A zoning change from C1 to C2 at 5590 McNutt Road was approved to permit heavier commercial and warehousing uses; commissioners required a site traffic analysis and conditions to keep heavy truck traffic off nearby Naranjo, and the applicant agreed to design changes and driveway patterns to limit residential impacts.

Planning staff described a 0.5-acre mapping correction at 3135 Knight Station Road and recommended approval; the commission approved the small-scale comprehensive-plan amendment after the applicant explained it formalizes long-standing commercial use.

Applicant JASA (represented by KARC Planning) sought an extension to increase permitted building scale to 64,849 sq ft on a 17.2-acre East Park site; the board set a hearing for Sept. 23 and raised concerns about flooding at the Route 9 entrance.

Rosemount planners granted final site-plan approval for a 5,220 sq. ft. multi-tenant commercial building with a single drive-through at 2718 149th Street West, adding a condition that drive-through stacking must be contained on the property and not overflow onto adjacent lots; decision is final subject to a 10-day appeal period.

The board approved a proposal to contract Skillman to provide industrial and commercial inspections tied to a large-scale Microsoft data-center project; staff said two inspectors will be assigned and council will need to appropriate funds through year-end.

Consultant Scott Wisong presented three study areas and recommended the western part of Caddo Parish (west of I‑49) for site searches, citing available acreage, access and nearby hotel/restaurant options; he cautioned that some parcels lack utilities or require demolition.