Follow major development proposals such as data centers, industrial projects, large subdivisions, commercial developments, redevelopment projects, development agreements, and other projects with significant local land-use, infrastructure, tax, or economic impacts.
What Community Members Should Know The May 11, 2026 Board of Adjustment meeting centers almost entirely on two variance requests involving Grimes zoning and development regulations. Rather than considering new citywide policies, the Board will decide whether two individual properties should be allowed to depart from…
2026-05-11 · City of Grimes · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Grimes Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on June 2, 2026 focuses on two major development-related issues: a proposed site plan amendment for Grove & Platt Dental Associates and a comprehensive update to the City’s Planned Unit Development (PUD) regulations. The meeting is…
2026-06-02 · City of Grimes · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Marion County Board of Supervisors met on August 11, 2026, for its regular session at the Marion County North Annex in Knoxville. The agenda included financial actions, land-use decisions, appointments, county development projects, public presentations, and agreements involving…
2026-08-11 · Marion County Board of Supervisors · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Pleasant Hill City Council’s August 11, 2026 regular session focused on several major city growth, infrastructure, financial, and planning issues. The meeting included public hearings, resolutions, and project updates involving transportation improvements, economic development,…
2026-08-11 · City of Pleasant Hill City Council · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Manchester City Council’s August 10, 2026 meeting focused on a mix of economic development actions, infrastructure projects, city operations, financial approvals, and governance matters. The meeting included consideration of an amendment to the Manchester Urban Renewal Area,…
2026-08-10 · City of Manchester · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Lucas County Board of Supervisors met on August 5, 2026, for a regular board meeting at the Lucas County Courthouse in Chariton. The board handled routine county approvals, financial reports, personnel actions, road matters, public records requirements, and several policy-related…
2026-08-05 · Lucas County · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Adair County Board of Supervisors will meet on August 5, 2026, for a regular session focused on county operations, department updates, financial decisions, infrastructure matters, and several discussion topics with potential long-term effects for residents. The meeting agenda…
2026-08-05 · Adair County Board of Supervisors · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The August 3, 2026 Planning and Zoning Commission meeting focuses primarily on development activity and citywide zoning updates that could shape Pleasant Hill's future growth. Commissioners are scheduled to review two significant development proposals, a right-of-way vacation request,…
2026-08-03 · City of Pleasant Hill City Council · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The August 3, 2026 Waukee City Council meeting centers on public infrastructure, capital improvements, redevelopment, and routine governance. The agenda includes a public hearing and contract award for the Grand Prairie Parkway Streetscape Phase 1 Project, numerous engineering…
2026-08-03 · City of Waukee City Council · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know This meeting is heavily focused on infrastructure, transportation, stormwater improvements, parks staffing, economic development, and completion of major capital projects. Several resolutions authorize engineering agreements, construction contracts, and project close-outs that…
2026-08-03 · City of LeClaire City Council · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The July 28, 2026 Ames City Council meeting combines routine municipal business with several decisions that could shape the city's long-term growth, infrastructure, housing, and utility systems. Among the most consequential topics are a proposed temporary delay on new data center…
2026-07-28 · City of Ames · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know This City Council meeting centers on several significant development, infrastructure, and public investment decisions that will shape Coralville's future growth. The agenda includes a proposed land use amendment for a new mixed-use development near Oakdale Boulevard, roadway safety…
2026-07-28 · City of Coralville · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know This City Council meeting combines major long-term financial planning discussions with decisions on infrastructure, economic development, transportation, public safety, and municipal operations. Two work sessions focus on statewide property tax changes under Iowa Senate File 2472 and…
2026-07-31 · City of Dubuque · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know This meeting combines several significant policy discussions with major public infrastructure decisions. Council members are scheduled to consider additional funding for multiple street and bridge projects, begin a temporary moratorium on new data center development while regulations…
2026-07-23 · City of Marshalltown · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The July 27, 2026 Carroll City Council meeting centers on several decisions with long-term financial and community development implications. Major agenda items include advancing the Ziegler Urban Renewal project, approving agreements tied to a Community Catalyst Building Remediation…
2026-07-27 · City of Carroll · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The July 28, 2026 meeting of the Ida County Board of Supervisors focused on a combination of legal, infrastructure, operational, and funding decisions that affect county services. While the agenda itself was relatively concise, several items involve ongoing county operations,…
2026-07-28 · Ida County Board of Supervisors · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The July 28, 2026 meeting of the Lyon County Board of Supervisors focused on a relatively short agenda but included several decisions affecting county operations, road infrastructure, emergency services, and routine county finances. While there were no major policy changes or public…
2026-07-28 · Lyon County Board of Supervisors · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors will meet in regular session on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, following an 8:30 a.m. work session devoted to reviewing the county's weekly business. The meeting agenda combines routine county business with several decisions that directly affect…
2026-08-04 · Des Moines County Board of Supervisors · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Williamsburg City Council's July 13, 2026 meeting focused on several matters that affect city operations, infrastructure, land use, and long-term community planning. Council members approved multiple ordinances, infrastructure contracts, facility improvements, and agreements…
2026-07-13 · City of Williamsburg · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Williamsburg City Council's July 27, 2026 meeting focused on a mix of development, public safety, municipal operations, and personnel decisions. Council members approved several ordinances after second readings, authorized a downtown redevelopment agreement, addressed police…
2026-07-27 · City of Williamsburg · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The July 31, 2026 meeting of the Iowa County Board of Supervisors is a relatively focused agenda built around two primary policy matters before moving into routine county business. According to the meeting packet, the most significant scheduled discussions involve a federal…
2026-07-31 · Iowa County · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The May 26, 2026, Independence City Council meeting centers on several decisions that affect land use, city finances, downtown development, and the disposition of city-owned property. While the agenda also contains routine business such as claims approval, financial reports, and…
2026-05-26 · City of Independence · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The July 27 City Council meeting is centered on several decisions with long-term implications for Independence's infrastructure, industrial development, and municipal finances. The most significant action items involve moving forward with the Wastewater Treatment Plant Modifications…
2026-07-27 · City of Independence · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The May 26, 2026 Grimes City Council meeting focuses on continued community growth, major infrastructure investments, financial approvals, development decisions, and policy actions affecting utility customers, property owners, businesses, and residents. The agenda includes more than…
2026-05-26 · City of Grimes · Agenda Explained
What Community Members Should Know The Grimes Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on May 5, 2026 focuses primarily on three development-related items: a UnityPoint Clinic expansion, a proposed Goodwill Store project, and an amendment to the Heritage Town Center Phase 2B site plan. The packet includes staff reports,…
2026-05-05 · City of Grimes · Agenda Explained
