Residents advocate for land conservancy to preserve Bonney Lake's ecological beauty amid development concerns.

The artist and architect owners likened sparing the silver maple to “rescuing a geriatric dog.”

City officials explore development options for expansive 313-acre land parcel.

City Manager Mark Ziegler presented and the council adopted Resolution 1454-0826, approving a 2026–2031 strategic plan built around five initiatives including livability, workforce development and responsible development.

The Newton County Board of Commissioners approved hiring Ascension Program Management LLC to serve as project manager for the Westside Youth Facility and Park; residents pressed the board for clearer accounting of consultant spending, earlier appraisals and more community input on site and design.

The committee authorized the mayor to enter limited site‑access and due‑diligence agreements for the city‑owned Belvore Ranch, enabling environmental and geotechnical studies for potential development; council members asked for clearer terms on data ownership, compensation and scope before moving forward.

Multiple residents told the Red Oak City Council that data-center projects threaten longtime households and criticized city secrecy and NDAs; a resident group says the Texas Attorney General ordered release of documents and asked for more public forums.

Multiple candidates warned about housing affordability and infrastructure needs; Samantha Wick, chair of the Planning Commission, said the city faces a projected deficit of $3,200,000 by 2028 and called for responsible growth tied to service capacity.

The council approved Resolution 26-09-02R directing staff to build an interim, evidence-based data-center readiness and responsible-development framework, require council notification on major commitments, and pursue technical consultants and public engagement.

Residents urged Whitfield County commissioners to adopt a formal ordinance, consider a moratorium and ban nondisclosure agreements with data-center developers; commissioners said they plan a public information session and Chair said he would not approve new data centers until an ordinance is in place.

Harrisburg, PA – Governor Josh Shapiro today signed Executive Order 2026-05, mandating that all data center proposals seeking permits from the state adhere to his Responsible Infrastructure Development (GRID) Requirements. This action aims to prevent speculative and irresponsible projects, bolster local communities’ authority in development decisions, and safeguard Pennsylvania residents. The order requires the Department

Mayor Yemi Mobolade announced the COS Community-First Data Center Standards on Friday, August 14th, addressing concerns surrounding the Project Taurus data center initiative. The Mayor highlighted a crucial juncture for Colorado Springs regarding artificial intelligence and data center construction, emphasizing a need to consider impacts on the local economy, infrastructure, natural resources, and overall quality

Governor Greg Abbott has confirmed that QTS Data Centers has committed to adhering to state regulations and undergoing a comprehensive evaluation process. The governor emphasized that data center expansion must not negatively impact the well-being of Texans. Specific rules have been enacted to ensure these facilities protect the power system, conserve water supplies, respect local

Public commenters urged voters to read the ordinance and decide on Aug. 4. A property representative warned the ordinance could increase sprawl and hurt reinvestment, while Scott Vince Alcon, who supported the ordinance, described the planning process and urged a "yes" vote.

KUALA LUMPUR: Matrix Concepts Holdings Berhad has been inducted into the Hall of Fame of The Edge Malaysia Responsible Developer Awards, recognising the property developer’s long-term commitment to responsible township development, sustainable growth and value creation as it marks its 30th anniversary this year. The recognition was presented during the 10th anniversary edition of The … The post Matrix Concepts Inducted Into Hall of Fame for Responsible Property Development at The Edge Malaysia Awards first appeared on Wilayah.com.my.

Citizens express strong support for protecting public parks and enhancing downtown facilities.

Homestead Villas proposes project expansion to include 20 units with improved site design.

Commissioners vote 4 to 1 for Buc ee's station despite flood risk concerns.

Planning board recommends approval of petitions LAD-25-03 and PD-25-05 based on staff reports.

Commissioner expresses need for action against state legislation harming local governance.