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What Did City Council Get Done During Its Final June Meeting?

Andrew Graham June 23, 2021August 18, 2021

Seven million to the pensions. Water shut-offs starting soon. City lawsuit information might be disclosed to the public again. What else did we see at City Council this week?

East Lansing Looking Towards a New “Green Building” Policy

Brooklyn Peppo June 21, 2021June 20, 2021

The Commission on the Environment will meet this evening to discuss revisions to the City’s Green Building Policy and concerns expressed by some DDA members, particularly regarding tax incentives, cost, and economic impact. Brooklyn Peppo reports for ELi.

Development | General News | Podcast

East Lansing Insider: Apartment Leasing in East Lansing

Emily Joan Elliott June 15, 2021June 16, 2021

East Lansing Insider is available online and airs at 9 a.m. on Sundays on 88.9 FM.

Development | Government | Schools

Slim Council Majority Votes Through New Leasing Regulation – But It’s Contingent on Lansing and Meridian Following Suit

Andrew Graham June 9, 2021July 29, 2021

In an unusual and somewhat tense split vote, Aaron Stephens, Jessy Gregg, and Dana Watson voted in favor, while Lisa Babcock and Ron Bacon voted against. Why? ELi’s Andrew Graham reports.

Development | Government

MSUFCU Seeks to Demolish and Reconstruct Northside Drive-Thru

Jack Timothy Harrison June 7, 2021June 6, 2021

What’s MSUFCU’s latest branch revision plan, and why does it require a Special Use Permit from the City of East Lansing? ELi’s Jack Timothy Harrison reports.

Development

What Did City Council Get Done During Its Final June Meeting?

East Lansing Looking Towards a New “Green Building” Policy

East Lansing Insider: Apartment Leasing in East Lansing

Slim Council Majority Votes Through New Leasing Regulation – But It’s Contingent on Lansing and Meridian Following Suit

MSUFCU Seeks to Demolish and Reconstruct Northside Drive-Thru

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