Board to reopen public hearing in two weeks to gather more resident input

Commission unanimously approves staff-recommended changes to enhance Madison's green streets guide.

Representative Duer agrees to 3-story limit for multiplex buildings following discussion.

Property owner agrees to install sidewalk but requests uniform requirements for all residents.

Officials are assessing traffic studies and infrastructure needs for future planning.

Buckfield High School proposes repairs and renovations to ensure safety and ADA compliance.

Project team shares innovative solutions for expansion of Clayton and Currituck County schools.

Council unanimously authorizes purchase and budget amendment for property at Huntersville Concord Road.

City Council approves funding aimed at enhancing transportation infrastructure and facility conditions.

Shasta Regional Transportation Agency presented a freight managed‑lane proposal for I‑5—roughly seven miles each direction with EV chargers and lane conversions—framed as a response to lengthy storm‑related freight backups and local safety concerns; the agency said major assets will require federal and state partnerships and large funding commitments.

The commission adopts plans for multifamily housing with enhanced amenities and landscaping.

Senate Bill 49 adds two members to Oregon's Building Codes Structures Board for housing oversight.

Shapiro administration reviews regulations to cut licensing wait times while ensuring safety standards.