Development and Planning

Credit Union representatives shared some details of the proposed structure at last night’s City Council meeting. A site plan, however, won't come until after the vote. Chris Gray and Alice Dreger report for ELi.

ELi explains the East Lansing land sale question on the March 10 ballot and answers readers' questions about it.

The new Hub proposal is big, and the context is really complicated. As the project comes to East Lansing City Council for a decision, ELi's Alice Dreger explains the scene.

What’s it like living in The Hub, and how does the cost compare to living across the street in an MSU residence hall? ELi’s Emily Joan Elliott brings the answers.

The Marriott Hotel development, taxes and TIF, non-motorized transportation, rezoning the Evergreen properties, and lots more on Council’s docket this week. ELi informs you before decisions are made!

ELi's Alice Dreger sums up what new renderings and the draft contract tell us about the possible deal to sell lot 4 for a new 8-story MSUFCU-owned office building downtown.

Babcock and Meadows said the process was fatally flawed, but Beier, Gregg, and Stephens said the debt problem outweighed process concerns. ELi’s Chris Gray reports on the final Oakwood Historic District revision.

A survey among ELi readers shows strong support for City Council selling a piece of public land to MSUFCU for a new office building downtown.

If voters okay the land sale, MSUFCU is looking to build to the max height allowed, without tax incentives. But East Lansing’s Planning Director says there may yet be a TIF. ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

Senior citizens will soon have more living and care options in East Lansing, and an area with mostly student housing will now see some diversity. ELi’s Chris Gray reports.

City Attorney Tom Yeadon is now recommending City Council vote to settle a lawsuit Yeadon brought against a man he also threatened to arrest over a driveway. ELi's Alice Dreger brings the latest in the saga.

East Lansing’s parking system is “barely making it” financially. So how can the City lower the perceived barriers to parking downtown? ELi’s Alice Dreger reports on the discussion this week at Council.

The East Lansing City Council plans to address proposed boundary changes to the Oakwood Historic District at this Tuesday's discussion-only meeting. ELi’s Chris Gray reports.

A ballot proposal on a deer cull; more free parking downtown; the City’s approach to plea bargains; redevelopment downtown: all this and more will be discussed by East Lansing’s City Council on Tuesday.