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A delay on a proposed 275-foot telecommunications tower in Clay Township is giving nearby residents more time to organize before it returns to the agenda next month.
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A new 275-foot wireless tower planned on the border of Saint Joseph County and Michigan has stirred concern among local residents and county council members.
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South Bend Common Council Member Sherry Bolden-Simpson voted against the request because Trinity School, despite being eligible for publicly funded tuition vouchers, does not offer special education like public schools are required to provide.
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There was a contentious debate Thursday night for the vote on a future data center in Bristol.
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After blocking it last year, the Elkhart County Commissioners approved a zoning change and economic development agreement for a proposed $120 million solar farm Monday.
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A Mishawaka hotel at the corner of Lincolnway East and Capital Avenue on the St. Joseph River may be redeveloped into apartments after the common council unanimously approved a needed zoning change Tuesday.
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The council had originally denied the zoning change for the proposed apartment complex on the former Western Rubber brownfield site in a 4 to 3 vote earlier this month. But on Monday, it reversed course.
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The Goshen Common Council denied a zoning change Monday for a proposed affordable apartment complex on the former Western Rubber brownfield site.
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The Elkhart County Commissioners amended the county zoning ordinance Monday to include guidelines for large solar projects.
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A proposed four-story, 103-unit apartment building just south of the University of Notre Dame is moving forward after the Common Council approved a zoning change for the project Monday night.