#urban-planning

#urban-planning

The City Council unanimously approved a plan for a 312-foot-tall apartment tower, furthering Berkeley's move towards high-rise housing despite opposition.

Transport for London aims to reroute bus services 287 and 687 in Becontree to enhance accessibility for residents while minimizing disruption during roadway construction.

The proposed bill aims to create a pilot program for residential parking permits in parts of Brooklyn, allowing residents priority in curbside parking while generating funds for the initiative.

Chamber of Commerce President Jim Cargill emphasized community support for Hero Ranch Kitchen's outdoor dining, stating, "this will say, Saratoga is open."

Things tend to get fixed faster when you have to fix them, as opposed to delaying until you merely want to give them your full attention.

Owner Takeshi Onishi of Japan Video and Media, a 40-year-old legacy business in Japantown, is retiring and closing the store after four decades of operation.

"For an urban luxury resort, 110-150 [rooms] is the sweet spot," Henry Bott explained, underscoring the development's shift towards exclusivity with fewer hotel rooms.

Parking is probably the top challenge we face with the program overall. There's certainly other challenges, but this one continues to bubble to the top.

Percy Circus was one of the last areas in this part of London to be developed, showcasing a unique collection of Victorian houses, albeit slightly different due to various builders' designs.