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The council was informed about the upcoming Point-In-Time count, a crucial effort to understand and address homelessness in the community.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city will allocate $6,616 toward the study, which may require internal budget adjustments within the Community Development department.
The William A. Burnard Warming Center and the broader community seeking to address homelessness.
The council was informed about the upcoming Point-In-Time count, a crucial effort to understand and address homelessness in the community.
The rezone allows for a wider range of commercial uses on the site, which the transit district intends to sell to fund a new facility.
This vacation pertains to utility easements within a commercial development, likely to facilitate ongoing or future development and infrastructure management.
This rezone aims to create a commercial node on the west side of Logan, providing neighborhood-serving commercial services. Discussions focused on NC zone size limitations and the potential scale of commercial development.
This rezone would allow for commercial use in a residential area, potentially increasing foot traffic and changing the neighborhood's character. Traffic and parking concerns were raised.
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