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Mansfield is gearing up for major changes as the city plans to tackle its rapid growth with new projects and development strategies. Expect a lot of new construction and infrastructure updates to keep pace with the expanding population.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
The city will provide up to $5.5 million in tax-increment grants, but only after the project is built and paying taxes.
Local residents and businesses will gain new housing, retail options, and public gathering spaces.
Residents concerned about increased traffic and the potential for higher property taxes.
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The city is planning to turn a vacant four-acre lot into a hub for new apartments, shops, and public space to help boost the downtown economy.
The city is looking to improve sidewalks and water infrastructure to keep up with growth and safety needs.
The city is evaluating whether to build a new, large-scale community center that would house the library, a pool, and senior services. It's a big project that could change how residents spend their free time, but it comes with questions about costs and taxes.
The city is exploring a new, large-scale community center that would house the library, fitness facilities, and senior services. It's a big project that could change how we spend our tax dollars and where we go for recreation.
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A homeowner built a carport that encroached into the side yard setback. They are asking for a variance to keep it, arguing it doesn't negatively impact neighbors or safety.
The board is planning events and activities for May to celebrate and promote historic preservation in Mansfield. This aims to raise community awareness about the importance of local history.
The TIRZ board is considering buying a property on West Broad Street. This could be a step towards revitalizing or expanding development in the downtown area.
The case underscores the issue of homeowners receiving incorrect advice from contractors regarding permit requirements, leading to violations. This highlights a need for better public awareness or contractor education.
The board is looking at whether the current animal shelter is big enough for the growing number of animals in Mansfield. They're trying to plan ahead to make sure the shelter can keep up with demand.
The committee reviewed the progress of various road construction and improvement projects across the city. This update included information on projects in different stages, from design to nearing completion, and highlighted any schedule delays.
The commission updated its bylaws, including changes to the attendance requirement for members. This ensures the commission operates efficiently and adheres to established governance.
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The carport was built without a permit and does not meet current zoning requirements.
Provides new recreational amenities for the community.
This project is expected to increase downtown foot traffic and tax revenue while providing new housing options.
The equipment is necessary for the facility's operation, and the board required screening to protect nearby residents.