Updates on plans for development of The Pit. Residents are asking Don Sinex to hold genuine public engagement listening sessions at our Neighborhood Planning Assemblies (NPAs) to hear what we want our city to look like, feel like, be like. We want a new green deal from whoever invests in developing The Pit. We want union labor, livable wages that will be a geyser of prosperity for downtown businesses and the tax collector. We can do this together, the Burlington way.
TIF Is a Subsidy to CityPalace Investors
The state's explanation of TIF says: "Current statute requires that the municipality pledge at least 85% of the incremental munic...
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Brookfield Developer has no plan for public engagement. January 6, 2020, City Council Meeting: Report on City Place project. Complete...
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Press Release: Coalition for a Livable City Urges Planning Commission to Reject Zoning Change for Cambrian Rise Development From: Coali...
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As most of you know, any new housing development in Burlington is required to include 15 % affordable units (more for on the waterfront)...
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