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Land Redevelopment

Every published summary we have tied to Land Redevelopment in Columbus, grouped into one page so residents can follow the issue without digging through individual meetings.

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Columbus

Last updated

Jul 1, 2026

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Meeting coverage connected to Land Redevelopment.

Briefing
Jun 29, 2026

Columbus City Council meeting summary

Council approved a wide range of items covering housing, public safety, public utilities, transportation, health, education, and development. It also adopted the 2027 Tax Budget, approved several funding agreements and contracts, and referred multiple bond-issuance ordinances to committee.

15 min readMunicipal coverage
Briefing
Mar 30, 2026

Columbus City Council — Minutes summary (March 30, 2026)

Regular council meeting with eight members present (Christopher Wyche absent). Council approved a broad consent agenda of appointments, contracts, grants and capital items; approved multiple second-reading ordinances authorizing technology, public-works, utilities, parks, public-safety, housing, and human-services contracts and expenditures.

4 min readMunicipal coverage
Briefing
Mar 2, 2026

Columbus City Council approves budget amendments, utility and housing actions; sends two charter amendments to May 5, 2026 ballot

Columbus City Council met March 2, 2026 (5:00 PM) in Council Chambers with nine members present. Council approved an amended General Fund appropriation ordinance, approved a range of consent items (contracts, refunds, appointments), approved multiple technology, banking, utilities and construction expenditures, authorized housing funding and emergency repair contracts, and voted to submit two Proposed Charter Amendments (Community Crisis Response; Community Crisis Response Services) to the special election on May 5, 2026. The meeting adjourned at 6:41 PM.

3 min readMunicipal coverage
Briefing
Dec 8, 2025

Columbus City Council approves utility-reselling code, major housing and utilities funding, and multiple contracts on Dec. 8, 2025

Council (Absent: Nicholas Bankston) approved the consent agenda and a package of second-reading and emergency ordinances. Key actions included enactment of a new utility-reselling chapter, multi-million-dollar grants and appropriations for affordable housing, public utilities projects and PFAS settlement transfers, homeowner loan forgiveness, and a $40,000 legal settlement.

4 min readMunicipal coverage