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Westfield council OKs short-term rental rules
The Westfield City Council approved a new ordinance Nov. 9 establishing regulations for short-term rentals, including a permit program for those business owners. The ordinance allows the city to temporarily revoke a permit if a property owner racks up three or more citations annually for noise, parking, maintenance, etc. Councilors had delayed a vote on the issue Oct. 12 to provide time to adjust some of the language in the ordinance after it was introduced Sept. 28.
Journal Review
FOX59 / CBS4 Indy
S.R. 32 construction causing challenges for small businesses
WESTFIELD, Ind. – It seems as though dozens of businesses are struggling with ongoing construction, including one bookstore in Westfield. The road work on State Road 32 has the street blocked off leading to the Turn the Page bookstore, which has created quite a bit of challenges for customers trying to get there. “We try […]
Current Publishing
Current Publishing
Westfield council rejects Lakes at Freemont development
The Westfield City Council voted 4-3 during its Nov. 9 meeting to reject Fischer Homes’ plans for The Lakes at Freemont, a proposed neighborhood along Freemont Moore Road and 193rd Street, with one councilor taking issue with the proposed development’s “leapfrog” and “pumpkin tooth” site plan.
Indiana Capital Chronicle
LEAP District land purchase faces pushback over company’s ties to nuclear power development
A California company’s plans for a medical radiopharmaceuticals plant in the central Indiana LEAP District is facing questions over whether it could possibly open the door for a nuclear power generation site.
theechonews.com
What’s Up in Upland: Masvero provides updates
“How much of an Upland resident are you?” Andrea Masvero, director of 1846 Enterprises, asked the 13 “What’s Up in Upland?” attendees. This Q&A session was held in the Ayres Courtroom Tuesday, Oct. 27 from 7-8 p.m. Masvero explained the Main Street Mile initiative’s background; updated students and faculty on completed, current and future Main Street Mile projects; and discussed how to “bridge the gap” between Taylor and Upland with audience members.