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Midlothian City Council Approves Zoning To Allow For Hotel

A public hearing with public comment was for an ordinance amending the Planned Development-123 (PD-123) zoning to allow for the development of a “Hotel” on 2.5 acres along the north side of East Main Street

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Midlothian City Council Votes 4-3 Not To Pass Abortion Ordinance

For the four city councilmembers that voted no, they believe this was the type of decision the voters should have the right to make.

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Midlothian City Council Sets 2022/2023 Tax Rate After Several Failed Attempts

While both Place 2 Walter Darrach and Place 6 Hud Hartson voted against the roll call vote, the result overall was 5 – 2 giving council the 60% needed for a win.

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Midlothian Council Fails to Approve Proposed New Tax Rate

In a record vote that needed 60% to carry the new tax rate being proposed for the fiscal year 2022/2023, the Midlothian City Council failed to approve

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Midlothian City Council Sets Maximum Proposed Ad Valorem Tax Rate

The proposed maximum tax rate approved was set at $0.663147, however, the rate proposed on the agenda by city

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