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What is a TIF District?
One part of the West Main Street/Experiment Farm Road project hasn’t received much attention: how it’s actually being paid for.
Whether the final design ends up being a roundabout or an upgraded signalized intersection, the funding matters...
Troy Aquatic Park Renvation Price Tag Skyrockets
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On Monday, June 29th at 6:00 p.m., City Council’s Park and Recreation Committee will be recommending adding $800,000 to the maintenance project at the Troy Aquatic Park. Since January, the project that was es...
The Tradeoffs of West Main Street
On paper, the choice at West Main, Stanfield and Experiment Farm looks simple. The consultants tell us the roundabout and the upgraded signal cost about the same to build – roughly $4.3 million either way, with federal money picking up a bi...
The Deep Brief: On Tattoo Parlors and Data Centers
Vol. IV. No. 34 - Which one is better for economic development?
You can tell a lot about a community by what a community wants and what a community doesn’t want — and traditionally zoning codes are one of the few places where that can be e...
A $4 Million Solution to a Problem That Can't Be Easily Solved
Vol. IV, No. 33 - The West Main Street Roundabout Isn't The Traffic Panacea Some Were Hoping For.
Last night, roughly 80 residents packed a two-and-a-half-hour City Council meeting to hear a presentation from American Structurepoint on alt...
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