Residential Developers Air Plans at Public Forums ; Honey Creek, Summerfield Officials Accuse Opponents of Misleading Comments About Their Projects.
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By Doug Page Staff Writer  TROY -- Residents had the opportunity for plenty of information on two proposed residential projects.   Monday, the developers of the proposed Honey Creek planned development held a public meeting at the high school to pitch their plan and answer questions.
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By Paul Burgarino, STAFF WRITER  SAN RAMON -- The Planning Commission will be holding a pair of public hearings today, both having to do with contentious development issues.
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By Erika Pesantes, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Feb. 6--BOYNTON BEACH -- It's only air, but developers of the touted Promenade development don't want it.
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By CAREN BURMEISTER  A Beaches affordable housing coalition is criticizing a Mayport Road workforce housing project for not targeting income groups like the 800 families who lost their homes when their residences were sold and converted to condos.
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By JUAN-CARLOS RODRIGUEZ Journal Staff Writer  Neighborhood representatives and public officials traded ideas of how to improve communication and collaboration at an Albuquerque Partnership semiannual planning meeting Thursday morning.
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By Chris Bowman, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Feb. 24--When it comes to fireside chats, local air pollution control officials believe money will talk louder than words.
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By Dori Berman  The Board of Public Works Wednesday halted a large residential project on the Eastern Shore after a lengthy debate that will likely spark a larger discussion about the state's growth policies.
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By MATTHEW VAN DUSEN, STAFF WRITER  Oakland residents and officials spoke against a composting facility on Wednesday, contending it could pollute a nearby well and that its location in the Ramapo River's flood plain would endanger areas downstream.
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As the suburbs swell in some Southern states, developers must sometimes grapple with the problem of what to do when an old cemetery lies in the path of the backhoes.
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Voters are sending mixed signals about how they want their communities to grow, embracing strict controls in some places and rejecting them in others.
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By Kathi Dunsmore  Editor, Times-Dispatch:  Regarding the proposed residential development on the south and northeast sides of Yowell and Elmont Roads in Hanover: As an adjacent property owner, my first and foremost concern is the density of the proposed single-family units.
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Plans to update San Quentin are opposed by business leaders in California's Bay Area, who argue that such prime real estate cries out for a number of better uses.
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By Fraidy Reiss, Asbury Park Press, N.J.  Feb. 18--JACKSON -- Don't give it all to a developer.
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Plans for new amenities spark a debate about preserving the no-frills charm of Arapahoe Basin.
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By Rebecca Dellagloria, The Miami Herald  Feb. 25--Two proposals to build homes on less than a full acre on properties touching the county's urban development boundary were unanimously rejected by the Redland Community Council on Wednesday.
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By Baltes, Sharon  Discussions began last week between a Des Moines planning firm and Ankeny landowners over the future of 1,100 acres of prime development land near Interstates 35/80.
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A few weeks ago, San Jose Councilman Forrest Williams was outraged when his fellow members started talking about censuring colleague Terry Gregory because he allegedly took freebies from developers.