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City of Bloomington
The Hopewell South development will now wait until April 22 while council members and city administration work on the proposal.
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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. -
After the completion of the project, 147 new trees will be planted within the project limits, and another 72 new trees will be planted within a half mile of the project area. -
The Capital Improvement Board met Wednesday afternoon for its monthly meeting. Weddle Bros. gave a construction update. -
The land purchase is complete on the proposed four-story 170-guestroom boutique hotel in Bloomington’s Trades District. -
The Blue Envelope Program informs officers on how to adjust their communication style and reduce anxiety for the driver.
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The county bought the apartments in 2010, using funds from an Innkeeper’s Tax specifically designated for convention center expansion. Commissioners say that puts a legal restriction on how the land can be used. -
This agreement means just over 40 trees will be removed instead of the original 50. Additionally, 12 trees will now be replaced after the completion of the project instead of the original plan of 10. -
The City of Bloomington said there have been 1,406 crashes along or across the corridor in the last ten years. -
The Bloomington Redevelopment Commission is closer to closing agreements for a new hotel in the Trades district.
