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Coverage of comprehensive plan from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Orange Beach's Planning Commission meets Aug. 10 to hold a public hearing on the city's Comprehensive Plan and weigh two storage facility conditional use requests.
Gulf Shores has delayed a vote on a new tax rebate program meant to attract year-round businesses to its Waterway Village and Beach Walking districts, with a public input session…
The Baldwin County Commission will present a proposed 10-year roadway connectivity plan, a 45-intersection improvement program, bridge replacement schedules and land use revisions at a public Road and Bridge Meeting…
The first public open house for the Gulf Shores Plan invites residents to review maps and data, flag priorities, and help set the vision that will guide the city's growth…
Mobile’s first comprehensive citywide plan in decades is taking shape, and one of its most consequential ideas is a simple one: give the waterfront its own conversation. The city is…
More than 400 Mobile residents attended the first public forum for Map for Mobile, the city's first comprehensive plan in over 20 years.
The Daphne City Council declined to vote on annexing and rezoning land near the historic Malbis district, citing the lack of a clear development plan.
Mobile city leaders unveiled a strategy map and plans for the city's first comprehensive plan in nearly 20 years, targeting completion by August 2015.
With just six residents at its first session, Fairhope scheduled a second community meeting at the public library, hoping more people would help build the city's first strategic plan.