- Developers file Coliseum plans.
The Lighthouse Development Group this week filed its application for a 150-acre Planned Development District with the Town of Hempstead. The proposed conceptual master plan for The Lighthouse at Long Island includes a transformed Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, various housing products, office space, complementary retail, conference and exhibition space ......
- Promises and Pitfalls
School on March 18 for an unprecedented town meeting on smart growth and its impact on economic development and the quality of life in New Jersey. Participating were 10 leading representatives of state government and public and private groups. The lively three-hour session, reported here in an edited version, was ......
- Commentary: Senator Clinton sets stage for Long Island revitalization
Give Sen. Hillary Rodham-Clinton some credit. She came to Long Island to listen. At a symposium organized by the Long Island Housing Partnership, panels participated in what Clinton called the start of a conversation on the important issues confronting contemporary Long Island. While most of the panels lacked local environmental ......
- Property tax, development tied at the waist
The notion that cities and towns are basing their development decisions more on revenue needs rather than smart planning is spurring serious discussion about property tax reform, but most agree a legislature wrestling with the possible impeachment of the governor is not ready to act. The property tax represents about ......
- Crossing the divide: Native Hawaiians have hosted
centuries of bustling commerce. It's time for business to help sail
Native Hawaiian culture into the 21st century.
The Hawaii Tourism Authority's intentions were good. Titled 'Aloha Aku, Aloha Mai: The Responsibility of Aloha," the HTA 2005 conference last September focused on the increasing pressure that tourism growth was putting on Native Hawaiians and what could be done to preserve the culture that makes Hawaii unique. As the ......
- Cazenovia seeks full-time promotion
CAZENOVIA - Town officials in Cazenovia always are looking for economic-development opportunities. So, too, are their counterparts on the Village Board. Oh, and the Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce is bullish on growth, too. By all accounts, and with so many agencies working toward one goal, Cazenovia should be ......
- AIA NY president unveils April conference
agenda.
Terrence E, O'Neal, president of the American Institute of Architects New York State, announced plans for the organization's "One New York State: Urban Policy and Regional Design Conference." The event will be held in Albany, N.Y. on Wednesday, April 5. The all-day symposium will interweave the two themes O'Neal has ......