Charlottesville Planning Commission seeks some changes to city’s five year CIP

City Manager Sam Sanders will present his budget for FY27 in early March

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Houston City Council members this week continued to consider requiring more transparency from the mayoral administration and giving themselves more power before changes are made to projects in the city’s $16.7 billion capital improvement plan.

https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/city-of-houston/2025/08/28/529697/houston-committee-weighs-giving-city-council-more-power-over-infrastructure-projects/

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Houston committee weighs giving city council more power over infrastructure projects

A Houston City Council member wants to require more transparency and public engagement from mayoral administrations before changes are made to infrastructure projects. Mayor John Whitmire’s office is concerned about the administrative burden of more frequent reports.

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Houston City Council approved a five-year, $16.7 billion capital improvement plan on Wednesday, paving a path for updates to streets and drainage, new fire stations, a massive water plant overhaul, airport renovations and other projects. 

https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/city-of-houston/2025/06/25/524914/houston-city-council-approves-16-7-billion-capital-improvement-plan-with-amendments/

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Houston City Council approves $16.7 billion capital improvement plan with amendments

The five-year plan includes street and drainage improvements, new fire stations, a water plant overhaul and airport renovations. City council debated amendments that would give council members more power to challenge project delays and cancellations.

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Charlottesville Planning Commission gives more direction on capital improvement program

The Capital Improvement Plan is where to look if you want to know what the city intends to invest in within the next five years.

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We covered a lot of important items tonight at the #cville #capitalimprovementplan worksession with staff. Above all though I am amazed at how far we have come over the years at generating a document that makes financial and mathematical sense and that is responsive to public needs. We still have room for improvement (transportation) but we are moving. #publicservice #budgetsarevaluesdocuments
Thanks to Sean Tubbs for covering in advance the #cville Planning Commission and a helpful summary of several small residential projects working their way through the system https://open.substack.com/pub/communityengagement/p/week-ahead-for-september-23-2024?r=17weup&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email #housing #zoning #capitalimprovementplan
Week Ahead for September 23, 2024: CRHA to purchase three properties including two in Fifeville; Greene County Supervisors to talk mandatory utility connections with Planning Commission

Plus: Charlottesville Planning Commission to discuss Development Code seven months after effective date

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I see two items on the agenda:
1. Capital Improvement Program (30 min)
2. Development Code Discussion
These might seem familiar because they are the two things that a Planning Commission is traditionally responsible for: regulation of land use and spending to support land use. This might be a big night! #zoning #capitalimprovementplan #budgetsarevaluesdocuments

Karin K. Jensen reports that City Council reviewed the Oakland Harbor Turning Basin Widening Project to allow larger cargo ships into the Port of Oakland, and brought back the Rent Control Program's Capital Improvement Plan for further discussion and another vote.

https://alamedapost.com/news/council-reviews-harbor-widening-project-cip-pass-throughs/

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Council Reviews Harbor Widening Project, CIP Pass-Throughs - Alameda Post

On December 5, City Council reviewed the Oakland Harbor Turning Basin Widening Project and the Rent Control Program's Capital Improvement Plan

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City Council voted to revise the City’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) policy by barring properties with five or more units from qualifying for a CIP application. Ken Der explains the outcome of the the months-long debate, sparked by outrage from tenants of South Shore Apartments as the property owners attempted to recover $24M in construction costs through rent increases.

https://alamedapost.com/news/council-limits-properties-that-can-qualify-for-cip-application/

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Council Limits Properties That Can Qualify for CIP Application - Alameda Post

At a meeting on October 25, City Council voted to revise the City’s CIP policy by barring properties with five or more units from qualifying.

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Seagull and Goose debate Alameda's Capital Improvement Plan in this installment of our weekly cartoon drawn by Alameda native, Brice.

https://alamedapost.com/op-ed/two-birds-09-07-2023/

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Two Birds From Alameda - Alameda Post

Seagull and Goose debate Alameda's Capital Improvement Plan in this installment of our weekly cartoon drawn by Alameda native, Brice.

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