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The City Council approved more than $2.35 million in bills and adopted a consent agenda covering technology, employee pay, police and fire purchases, and other routine city business. It also moved several land-use requests forward, including a bee-keeping special use, an additional accessory structure, vehicle-repair use, and a proposed multi-family redevelopment at the former Riverview Senior Living Facility.
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Residents will see the city continue regular operations through approved payments, staffing costs, equipment purchases, and technology upgrades. The council also advanced several property-use requests that could affect local development, including a bee-keeping request at 201 North Norwood Place, an extra accessory structure at 1007 Springfield Road, and a vehicle-repair use at 2337 Washington Road. A larger redevelopment plan for 500 Centennial Drive would convert the former Riverview Senior Living Facility into up to 246 housing units in phases, with related parking and pedestrian conditions still part of the proposal.
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