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Concerns Raised About Ottawa's Plans To Turn Old Golf Course Into Recreational Facility
Residents surrounding the proposed Dayton Ridge Park got an opportunity to talk to the Ottawa City Council Monday evening during a special meeting. Mayor Robert Hasty and the council addressed questions from residents regarding layout of the park, which is expected to include six soccer fields, and remodeling the clubhouse to provide a space for the Parks and Recreation Department to expand programs to the public. Most concerning to residents were the subjects of the road, entrances and exits from the subdivision, traffic and parking.
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Morris Council Approves Denying Variance Request For Company on Roberts Road
A company on Roberts Road in Morris was denied a variance request by the Morris City Council last night. Alderman Jake Duvick spoke about the actual motion that was denied. Morris City Attorney Garrett Wheeler said the Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously denied the variance at a meeting last week.
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Morris Council Approves Variance Request For Proposed New Dollar General Building
The Morris City Council this week took action on an item pertaining to a possible new Dollar General store coming to Morris. Here is Alderman Jake Duvick. Your browser does not support the audio element. In September, the Morris Development Review Committee heard from representatives with Spaceco about the proposed...
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Commission considering purchase of shuttered nursing home near Paxton
PAXTON — Members of the Ford County Public Building Commission took a tour of a former nursing home on the outskirts of Paxton on Wednesday, Nov. 4, to see if the long-shuttered facility might be suitable for future county use. The 37,573-square-foot building, located on a 317,117-square-foot lot at...
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Paxton Solar Farm Deal Will Grow Hay, Power Homes And Pad City Tax Rolls
A community solar project planned for Baltimore Drive in Paxton has cleared a major hurdle, with the city council approving an annexation agreement that brings the site into city limits and sets up what developers describe as a dual-use farm: solar panels generating electricity while hay grows between and beneath the rows. The 4.95-MW AC facility is being developed by Lightstar Renewables in partnership with the City of Paxton, and the company says it could save local subscribers roughly 10% on their electricity costs.