By Paul Snyder Madison’s leaders are debating whether to split the city’s top planning-development post into two positions. Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and aldermen Tim Bruer and Mark Clear have introduced an amendment to city ordinances that would create an ...
By Paul Snyder A Madison property owner is considering suing the city to increase its offer for her Burr Oaks neighborhood apartment building. The city is offering Nedra Bobo $252,000. She wants $280,000. “In the end, all we’re asking for ...
By Paul Snyder Madison’s leaders are dickering over the purchase prices of seven apartment buildings on the city’s south side, but those efforts to get the taxpayers a bargain may end up backfiring. “It’s very possible we would take this ...
By Sean Ryan Oak Creek officials likely will receive bad news and calls for help from local businesses responding to an economic development survey. But even a negative response will let city planners gauge the state of the local economy. ...
By Paul Snyder The new year will bring big changes for the Madison planning department following Director Mark Olinger’s departure, effective Jan. 5. According to an e-mail to Common Council members and city staff attributed to Olinger, Madison Mayor Dave ...
By Paul Snyder New rental units in Madison’s redeveloped Allied Drive neighborhood are leased and have a waiting list, but local officials fear condos and houses in the area would go begging. “When it comes to the home portion, I ...
Paul Snyder [email protected] A private developer’s pitch for a senior-housing development on Madison’s south side mirrors a city-led project a mile and a half away. “My first thought was whether it would affect what we’re looking at,” said Stu Levitan, ...