EDITORIAL: City Should Make Public Staff Report on Developer Incentives
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By La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Sep. 5--La Crosse city officials are considering what type of requirements to impose on developers seeking city assistance for projects.
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By Ryan Lafontaine, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Jun. 2--GULFPORT -- For most cities, crafting an astute public message is so vital a position such as public information officer would rarely be vacant for more than a few days.
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By David Pollak, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb.
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Cultural affairs staffer for this city government e-mails the IT director: She needs the ability to post announcements to media Web sites. Which ones? Pretty much all of them.
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By Erica Meltzer, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Mar. 4--Soon residents who think they see illegal grading will be able to get a city inspector on site within a few hours.
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Requiring doctors and hospitals to report publicly on their performance and tying their pay to the results would dramatically reduce avoidable deaths and costs attributable
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By SCOTT VAN VOORHIS  Massachusetts can be a tough place to get things built, developers have long complained.  And Gov.
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Compulsory community service for the sake of social cohesion is suggested in a government report.
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By Erik N. Nelson  For once, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission is in a position to offer millions of dollars worth of highway projects to all nine Bay Area counties simultaneously.
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By Jared Paben, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 18--Here is a roundup of recent development proposals and decisions, and upcoming development-related meetings:   BELLINGHAM A public meeting will be held at 7 p.m.
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Residents will get a chance to tell the city council what they think about an ordinance that would halt the conversion of single-family houses into rental units for at least six months.
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In his "My View" (Aug. 25), Washington County commissioner, Alan Gardner, made some excellent points about the incorrect notion that the federal government can better control public lands than can the local counties. Also, a Sept. 7 article, "N.Y.
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By JOHN CASTELLUCCI  Journal Staff Writer  The controversial proposals have already been sent back to the Ordinance Committee    for revision.
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By Gina Macris; Journal Staff Writer  The former industrial complex's eligibility for historic preservation tax credits could pave the way for affordable housing.
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By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 11--State might review incentives   An influential lawmaker wants the state to review how it uses incentives to attract companies.   Sen.
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These guilty parties must work together to fix the housing fiasco.
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By Fraser Sherman, Destin Log, Fla.  Dec. 9--No matter how much effort city officials put into preparing a city budget, it can't budget for everything.