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The city's Historic Preservation Commission could decide whether to recommend a local designation at a December meeting.

The City’s Redevelopment Commission approved a contract with Renascent, Inc., to demolish 10 buildings on the site.

The City’s Board of Public Works again failed to vote on a lane and sidewalk closure request for construction, meaning the project cannot advance for now.

The case’s dismissal means Democratic nominee Kerry Thomson is the only candidate who will appear on the November ballot.

The City says it must break ground on the project by Oct. 12 under the terms of a grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration.

The effort comes amid a lawsuit filed by Lamar Advertising over an electronic billboard off the State Road 45-46 bypass.

The board approved renewals for Bird and VeoRide but not for Lime. The renewals will go into effect after Tuesday.

The resolution is non-binding and serves only as a recommendation for the council to vote on an ordinance of the same nature.

The county says it has not chosen a site yet but is getting closer.

Bloomington residents will pay more for curbside trash and recycling pickup starting next year.