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Luxury hotel sought on N. Jefferson in Hanover (Hanover Eagle)
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 03 July 2009
HANOVER TWP. – The Board of Adjustment will hear an application at 8 p.m. Thursday, July 16 from Halo Pharmaceutical Realty to build a 288-room four-story hotel on 8.5 acres of undeveloped land on North Jefferson Road, part of 22 acres now opened by Halo and formerly Abbott Laboratories.
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Far Hills seeks state OK for affordable housing (The Bernardsville News)
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 03 July 2009
The governing body approved a resolution setting aside the funding at its meeting on Wednesday, June 24. The five-acre property contains a large section of wetlands, bringing the total usable land down to about 1.8-acres, Mayor Carl Torsilieri said.
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Court upholds ruling on Faria Dairy case (Arizona Range News)
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 03 July 2009
The Arizona Court of Appeals affirmed the Cochise County Superior Court's ruling which prohibited use of a non-permitted parcel of land being used as a heifer feeding station at the Faria Dairy in Kansas Settlement.
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City looks to bolster budget with sale of 'Wally Byam' site (Rapid City Journal)
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 02 July 2009
The city of Rapid City is selling a small parcel of land south of the intersection of S.D. Highway 44 and Elk Vale Road, part of the so-called “Wally Byam” site.
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Holcim parcel hearing scheduled (The Daily Mail)
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 02 July 2009
CATSKILL — Town planning officials will be holding a public hearing on Monday regarding the proposed subdivision of land by cement manufacturer Holcim.
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Cleveland housing inspector gets land city had paid to clear in 'massive screw-up' (The Cleveland Pl
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 02 July 2009
A Cleveland housing inspector last year paid $1,500 at a public auction for about four acres that his employers wanted for public parking and had spent $669,000 in tax dollars to clear. The deal by Robert J. Barnes III,...
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City buys 223 acres in Horse Gulch (The Durango Herald)
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 02 July 2009
Money from the Colorado Lottery will help the city buy 223 acres in Horse Gulch. Great Outdoors Colorado recently awarded Durango $234,500 in lottery funds to pay for the parcel, known as the Crader property, located on the eastern ridge of Horse Gulch and visible from town.
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