OR Council to discuss Special Recreation District on Tuesday
Oakridger
Oak Ridge City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday with just one item on the agenda: discussion of a possible “Special Recreation District” zoning category for zoos, amusement parks, sports complexes and motorsports parks.
The proposal comes in response to developer H.E. Bittle of Hardin Valley Land Partners’ request to build a motorsports park in west Oak Ridge adjacent to, but not in, the Black Oak Ridge Conservation Easement (BORCE). If the zoning category is approved, the city could then approve the development for any 25-acre parcel of land in the the city.
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By city of las cruces
• Mar 4, 2021
The City of Las Cruces is taking a major move forward to attract new businesses to the city’s industrial park located on the West Mesa. At a City Council Work Session on February 22, Senior Real Estate Specialist Cilicia Villegas presented a new name for the industrial area, now called the Las Cruces Innovation & Industrial Park. The new name and a new logo will be used when recruiting businesses throughout the region and nation.
“This is a big step forward to tout what we have in Las Cruces,” said City Manager Ifo Pili who has been a vocal advocate of fostering economic development since he arrived in Las Cruces last year. “We have a gem with this industrial park that can immediately be competitive. We’ll be making improvements and creating incentives, but we have the infrastructure in place right now power, utilities, land to get companies to locate here.”
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