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Bloomington council appoints Ammerman to transit board, sends Cross removal question to committee
Bloomington’s city council appointed Zach Ammerman to the Bloomington Transit board. The council referred the proposed removal of historic preservation commissioner Reynard Cross to a council committee, which is expected to report back Oct. 14.
Bloomington council approves citywide zoning changes 5–3, eliminates minimums for motor-vehicle parking
Bloomington’s city council voted 5–3 to approve zoning changes that shrink minimum lot sizes, and eliminate motor-vehicle parking minimums among other things. Supporters said the changes could ease housing construction. Opponents warned of parking and redevelopment impacts.
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