Wrexham leads on protected green space, while Gwynedd faces access barriers as Fields in Trust calls for permanent protection across Wales.

Developers presented a revised mixed‑life plan for the final Pabst Farms parcels, adding single‑family lots, condos and green space while seeking council direction to proceed; aldermen praised design changes but many expressed concern the project’s rental units could alter the city’s single‑family/multifamily ratio without offsetting single‑family supply.

The committee unanimously authorized a contract of up to $340,000 with Priority Landscaping LLC to renovate Meadow Street Park and approved a $34,000 contingency authorization for the project; staff said the plan preserves most trees, adds about 1,000 plants, seating and a water fountain.

MDHA said the next phase at Fifth and Summer will add 107 units (66 affordable) and when the Casey transformation is complete it will include more than 2,000 apartments and nine acres of green space; MDHA invited tours of model units following the ribbon cutting.

At the July 9, 2026 Hooper City Planning Commission work meeting, AWA and developer Terra Straaga showed plans for a mixed‑use project that would add commercial pads, a fuel center and about 129 homes. Commissioners focused on phasing, a costly sewer lift station estimate and placement of usable green space.

The Titusville Tree Commission recommended City Council adopt an Urban Forest Management Plan and unanimously requested a budget line item funded from the Landscape Trust Fund to pay for an initial urban forester and program start‑up costs.

Port Salerno Commissioners announce purchase to enhance stormwater management and community green space.

City staff and redevelopment officials briefed the authority on multiple Uptown sites: the former Pick 'n Save property is expected to close to become a charter high school; a precast plank failure on an adjacent slab prompted fencing and plans for demolition and fill; McKinley School sites are planned for demolition and possible reuse for about 28

Developers of a proposed 15.601-acre planned development district at S. Goliad and Rise Drive withdrew the application after the Planning and Zoning Commission raised concerns about rear light-industrial uses, potential outside-storage impacts, strip-commercial form and marginal pedestrian green space.

Planning Commission supports Anamata Park project, seeking city council approval for amendments.

Residents express mixed feelings on proposed changes to Oceanfront parking options.

Council discusses 108-lot plan for Canal Overlook with focus on traffic and landscaping.

Public Works presented a phased downtown streetscape and urban-forestry plan developed with Virginia Tech, prioritizing a near-term 'lean' implementation and a longer-term 'dream' vision that emphasizes canopy, pollinators and placemaking; a public survey will open in June and county adoption is planned in September.

Council considers sale of land while neighbors propose plans for community green space.

Board greenlights site plan including street lights and tree plantings for Henry Street.