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The Monona City Council approved resolution 26-62903 to permit Phase 1 of the West Broadway development (357 units) and adopted an amendment requiring the developer to report recycled demolition materials; council members flagged park design, parking, and utility screening for later review.

On voice votes the council approved a rezoning for a triplex at 10371 Manana Drive, final plats for Horizon Park Unit 4 and Cottonwood Cove Unit 2, a preliminary plat for Flor Del Bosque, and an amended petition to release about 1,478.4 acres from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Staff answered questions about utilities, wastewater and park access for nearby residents.

The committee approved minutes and heard a lengthy Public Works update on water and sewer construction, planned paving funded partly by resort-tax dollars, parks projects, and ongoing solid-waste problems including bear-related dumpster damage and contract enforcement.

Council said an NPDES permit for rail‑trail wetland work lapsed and regulators added groundwater and stormwater requirements; the town must secure updated permits and contractor-prepared plans before bridge and habitat‑season work can proceed.

The board authorized a phase‑three task order to advance design of South County Regional Park near Tracy. Consultants presented a conceptual master plan and a planning‑level estimate of approximately $135 million including construction, soft costs and contingency and identified potential grant sources.

City staff reported upcoming repaving (Graves Ave, Home Street, McAlpin & Hope Lane), a full rebuild of Linwood Avenue, and awarded the Locust Street Park contract; council also approved a $35,000 KYTC MOA for Sky Drive improvements and staff credited Pierce Turner for securing local road funds.

Fadi Garcia reflects on 31 years of family memories in Coral Gables.

Commissioners recommended industrial zoning for roughly 16.04 acres to allow a future Post Falls public works facility and park; public works staff said the planned facility would be about 20,000 square feet and house street and water operations.

Smiths Falls council endorses a bold redesign for Lower Reach Park, setting the stage for long-term upgrades that enhance access, recreation, and sust

Maringo schools partner with local hospital to offer discounted preschool services.

At the May 19 meeting the board approved multiple capital projects, equipment purchases and professional services including a $58,134 wood chipper, fireworks permit for July 9, ZB West Nature Area construction management for $345,919, major road contracts totaling approximately $2.05 million, Victory Park work at $1.507M, sidewalk/bridge engineering, and watermain CIP purchase orders.

Ben Hill Park seeks community volunteers to restore wildlife areas and improve park infrastructure.

Council approved multiple ordinances on third and second reading — including rezoning for 2338 Ashley River Road, fee-in-lieu agreements for Project Clean and TL Charleston Southrail SPV LLC, and a finding allowing up to $70 million in Park and Recreation District bonds — and confirmed several appointments.

The council approved preliminary and final plats for the 45‑acre Bowman Commercial Center (North Loop & Bowman Road), including 10 lots (eight commercial) and two ponding areas; staff confirmed TxDOT coordination on a future 4‑way signal and the developer confirmed parks in the first phase.

The City Council voted to approve the final plat for Morningside Addition Subdivision Phase 1A, authorizing 110 residential lots and three common areas on approximately 23.587 acres; developer representatives described ponds, a trail and a playscape for community use.

City outlines five-year plan for Country Club area's waterways and park upgrades.

Developers present plans for traffic management and community park at new development site.