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The ordinance rezones the south 6.3-acre south property to a planned unit development or PUD. The PUD allows up to 98 affordable homes on small lots.
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Some land considered part of Bloomington’s convention center campus will soon be owned by the Capital Improvement Board. -
The Bloomington Police Department isn’t shutting the cameras off immediately. The city is moving to a transition period during which Flock data will only be accessible to the BPD. -
The reimbursement is up to $400. This is part of the group’s challenge to reduce invasive species. -
A City of Bloomington commission wants to stop using an herbicide in public spaces. The weed-killing chemical is called glyphosate, and it’s found in brands like Round Up. -
The Hopewell South development will now wait until April 22 while council members and city administration work on the proposal. -
Judge Kara Krothe determined in two separate cases that the RDC used the wrong process to pursue eminent domain and that the commission lacks the authority to even do so. -
Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson delivered her third State of the City Address Tuesday night. -
The market opens for its 52nd season at 8 a.m. Saturday at Showers Common. -
The project began in 2022. -
Monroe County commissioners and county council are at an impasse over the site of a new county jail as a deadline nears in a little under three weeks.
