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Request to rezone from single-family residential to a planned development for single-family homes, seeking variances for smaller lot sizes, reduced setbacks, and other development standards.
The developer agreed to reduce the number of lots to address neighbor concerns.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
A request for a planned development for 24 detached single-family homes.
A proposal to rezone 2.9 acres from RS-7.2 to RS-5 for a 24-lot single-family home development.
Request to rezone from single-family residential to a planned development for single-family homes, seeking variances for smaller lot sizes, reduced setbacks, and other development standards.
Get ready for more apartments, Arlington! A new state law is taking away some of the city's control over where and how new apartment buildings can be built. This means the state will have more say, potentially changing the look and feel of our neighborhoods.
Arlington's City Council just said 'no' to building new apartments on U.S. 287. They sided with the planning commission, meaning no new housing development is happening on that specific site for now.
Get ready for a smoother commute! Arlington just finished a huge road improvement project, fixing up a ton of streets. This means less bumpy rides and better travel around the city.
The council reviewed the Arlington Police Department's annual report, which likely covers crime statistics, community policing efforts, and departmental achievements over the past year.