Developers and city staff showed an updated master plan for Lake District West — a rebranded 25‑acre mixed‑use district featuring a central lawn, 0.25‑mile walking loop, pedestrian bridge to Nora Apartments and a mix of restaurants and retail. Council asked about public access, maintenance and parking; staff said public access will be provided while maintenance will be privately managed.

Consultants presented two concept scenarios for West Broadway; committee members generally favored a mixed‑use, pedestrian‑oriented village (Concept 2) over a corporate‑office strategy and urged stronger implementation tools to prevent piecemeal drive‑through development.

Dublin's new development plan includes mixed-use spaces and Warner Road adjustments.

Kroger seeks city approval for Greengate Plaza's preliminary development plan and outlots.

Developer plans a 16-acre mixed-use project with medical, retail, and residential components.

Council adopts versatile plan encouraging mixed-use development in Trophy Club's Grove area.

Leander proposes zoning changes favoring vertical mixed-use, increased green space, and height incentives.

The Design Review Commission on Oct. 27 approved planning case PPD22‑011, a 65‑unit mixed‑use development at 115 East Valley Boulevard that includes five live‑work units and six low‑income affordable units. The commission asked the applicant to finalize storefront treatment, public‑facing landscaping and coordination with the city architect and the

Commissioners unanimously support new facility to revitalize Pleasanton's underused industrial area.

Commission grants use permits for 5,300 square foot community store and restaurant.

Commissioners discuss simplifying mixed use ratios based on successful local developments.

After determining the existing building at 11 Federal Street is not historically significant and issuing a negative SEQR declaration under 6 NYCRR Part 617, the board approved demolition and the project's mass-and-scale for a proposed development that includes a 120‑key hotel, roughly 21 condominiums, and approximately 140 parking spaces.

Developer plans mixed-use projects in Cherry Hill and trailer park areas, emphasizing community growth.