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Portland considers plan for affordable housing on city-owned land

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Downtown Rehabilitation Project weeks ahead of schedule

Author of the article: Randy Vanderveen Publishing date: May 13, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  1 minute read  •  Signs warning Grande Prairie residents about the upcoming Downtown Rehabilitation Phase 4 have been erected to remind people the project begins in early May. Due to an early start, the project is three weeks ahead of schedule. Photo by RANDY VANDERVEEN /Daily Herald-Tribune Article content An earlier start in construction means Phase 4 of the Downtown Rehabilitation Project is ahead of its projected timeline. Monty Haughian, the project’s liaison, told the Infrastructure and Economic Development Committee on Tuesday morning that work on the 100 Avenue project, started three weeks earlier than last year. could mean an early completion timeline.

A Snapshot Of Environmental Bills Filed During Texas' 2021 Legislative Session (87R) - Environment

The 87 th Legislative Session s filing deadline of March 12, 2021 has come and gone, giving us an opportunity to survey the full suite of environmental bills – air, water, waste, procedural – that will be considered, debated, and voted upon by state lawmakers by the end of June. Below, we detail the proposed House and Senate budgets for Article VI (Natural Resource) agencies, and discuss some of the most important pieces of legislation under consideration at the Capitol. You can access a list of bill summaries using  this link. Last summer, the palpable concern was that COVID-19 restrictions would wipe out the state budget. In July 2020, the Comptroller conservatively estimated a

Lawmakers try new ways to block coal plant closures

Basin Electric Power Cooperative s Dry Fork Station north of Gillette was one of the last coal-fired power plants built in the U.S., commencing operations in 2011. The $1.35 billion power plant has a generating capacity of 385 megawatts. (Dustin Bleizeffer). Wyoming lawmakers are considering a suite of bills to help keep aging coal-fired power plants in the state in operation, including one measure that would allow the state to possibly take over ownership of a coal plant. House Bill 259 – Public utilities-regulatory amendments would allow “the Wyoming Energy Authority, any other instrumentality of the state, a cooperative electric utility or a municipal utility” to purchase a coal-fired power plant otherwise slated for early retirement.