The Philadelphia City Council is currently deliberating on the 76ers' proposal to build a new $1.55 billion arena near Chinatown, named “76 Place.” This proposal has sparked a wide range of reactions, from excitement to skepticism and outright opposition, making it a significant point of deb
Oregon's land-use policy is a pioneering effort to manage urban expansion while preserving rural landscapes, an intricate framework that has shaped the development of cities like Portland by ensuring a structured approach to growth. The policy's foundation lies in the creation of Urban
Austin is currently embroiled in a heated debate over the future of its energy infrastructure. The city's Electric Utility Commission (EUC) has raised significant concerns about Austin Energy's proposal to introduce two new natural gas peaker plants. These plants are intended to address
The recent legal opinion from the Sixth District Court of Appeal has sparked significant interest in the application of CEQA Guidelines Class 32 categorical exemption, particularly for small-population cities. This ruling, which was initially filed on October 21 and ordered to be published on
The recent bear attack near the fringes of Metro Vancouver has heightened public safety concerns, spotlighting the challenges posed by urban wildlife interactions as the colder months approach. This incident has brought to the forefront the delicate balance between preserving wildlife and ensuring
The future redevelopment of Vancouver's downtown Waterfront Station precinct and the Gastown railyard presents a transformative opportunity for the city. Ken Sim, the Mayor of Vancouver, along with architect Joe Hruda, founder of CIVITAS Urban Design and Planning, express high hopes about the
