Little Falls Planning Board Unveils Comprehensive Master Plan, Approves New Mixed-Use Development

Overview: The Little Falls Planning Board meeting featured a detailed presentation of the township’s long-awaited master plan, developed over the past year, and approved a mixed-use development proposal for the New York Pompton Turnpike area. The master plan, which aims to address various planning elements including land use, circulation, economic development, and sustainability, was unanimously adopted by board members.

Dunedin City Commission Waives Fee Amid Development Agreement Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunedin City Commission made a notable decision to waive a $5,000 fee associated with the termination of a development agreement with Gateway Dunedin LLC. The meeting also highlighted community resilience post-Hurricane Helena, recognized local student achievements, and tackled storm recovery efforts.

Trenton City Council Hears Ranked-Choice Voting Support and Tackles Local Housing and Safety Issues

Overview: During the recent Trenton City Council meeting, discussions centered around multiple community-focused initiatives, with attention given to public support for ranked-choice voting (RCV), concerns about property sales and landlord accountability, and proposals for enhancing traffic safety around local schools.

Nisswa Parks Commission Races Against Time to Secure $1.2 Million for Park Upgrades

Overview: The Nisswa Parks Commission is urgently seeking $1.2 million to fund phase one improvements at City Park, including new pickleball courts, tennis courts, and an inclusive playground. A critical component of this funding strategy involves raising $600,000 by February 1 to match a $350,000 Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Outdoor Recreation Grant. The deadline for the grant application is April 1, creating a pressing timeline for the commission and community.

Martin County Local Planning Agency Approves Cemetery Rezoning Amid Concerns Over Future Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Martin County Local Planning Agency addressed numerous rezoning applications, including a decision to rezone the All Saints Cemetery property from an Agricultural District to a Public Service District, allowing for its continued use as a cemetery. Other discussions involved the Grace Place’s rezoning and concerns over infrastructure and future development impacts.