Content of the article The rezoning of a wetland in a wooded area is approved A woodland that includes a provincially significant wetland on the western outskirts of London will soon be donated to the Thames Talbot Land Trust. Eric and Karen Auzins told politicians they left a 15-hectare areaRead More →
Co-living company Collective – which went bankrupt last summer due to the pandemic – sold its 330,000 buildable square foot development site to 555 Broadway in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for $54 million, saving a lender from foreclosing the property’s mortgage. While the cohousing society managed to repay some of its debt,Read More →
A request to build nine new homes on a ‘dreadful’ site in Brockenhurst has been approved by the national park authority despite concerns over a lack of affordable housing. Permission was granted in 2018 to transform the derelict Redmayne engineering land at Station Approach with a mix of commercial buildingsRead More →
A developer’s bid to build dozens of new homes on a former quarry and scrapyard site has been approved. The Heaton Group have applied to Rossendale Council for planning permission to demolish an existing two-storey detached house and erect 41 new bungalows, townhouses and houses on land south of BlackwoodRead More →
Since opening in 2015, containers at the Whitefish Central Recycling Site have regularly overflowed with cans and cartons during peak periods, a persistent challenge that has set city officials on a years-long journey to settle on a program compulsory selective collection. With the city’s recent decision to move forward withRead More →
A developer’s bid to build dozens of new homes on a former quarry and scrapyard site has been approved. The Heaton Group have applied to Rossendale Council for planning permission to demolish an existing two storey detached house and erect 41 new bungalows, townhouses and houses on land south ofRead More →