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Planning Commission says city code allows home gymnasiums (Mercer Island Reporter)
A slender majority of three Planning Commissioners unanimously upheld a code interpretation by the city’s Development Services director that allows private recreation areas as part of Island homes.
Read more...Healthy city bid gathering pace (BBC News)
A city in Cumbria sets out to prove that health is the top of its agenda when it comes to planning and recreation decisions.
Read more...New faces look to tackle Logan city planning (The Logan Herald Journal)
Members of Logan city's Community Development Department Planning Division (left to righ) Debbie Zilles, Russ Holley, Kristen Clifford and Glen Goins talk about their new planning team at City Hall on Tuesday.
Read more...City planning shift to third-party inspectors (Lancaster Online)
The elimination of Lancaster City's plumbing, electrical and commercial building inspectors sounds like a good idea, acknowledges city plumber Robert Moser."It all looks good on paper," Moser admits, yet, he believes the cost-cutting move will lead to shoddy work being done by unlicensed plumbers th...
Read more...Suffolk Council to discuss reducing planning commission (The Virginian-Pilot)
SUFFOLK The City Council will meet today at 4 p.m. for a work session to discuss a proposal to reduce the Planning Commission from 14 members to 8. The discussion may also cover appointee term limits, the role of the mayor in the process and whether boards and commissions should be filled by citywide or borough-specific appointments.
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