As expected, Northside Christian Church has not given up on its plan to build a church complex in a rural residential neighborhood outside the city limits in North Albany.
The owners of a historic residence in Albany’s Monteith District have renewed their request for a city permit to turn the house into an outpatient center to treat substance abuse.
Ahead of a May 5 meeting of the Benton County Planning Commission, the county has published new materials concerning the application by Northside Christian Church to build its church in a 19-acre field on Powers Avenue in rural North Albany.
Republic Services has unveiled its new and radically different plan for expanding the Coffin Butte landfill in northern Benton County. One big change is that the proposal keeps open and improves Coffin Butte Road rather than burying it under a mountain of trash.
The Albany City Council Wednesday denied a request by Greater Albany Public Schools to let bus barn employees routinely drive through a residential neighborhood to get to and from work.
No more modulars at South Shore Elementary School in Albany, at least not after next year. That’s the plan, anyway.
Church applies to use Allann Bros. building
An Albany church has applied for a permit to use the building at 1820 Fescue St. SE for “religious assembly,” in the words of the city planning division. I assume they mean worship services.
Tags: 1820 Fescue St SE, Allann Bros. Building, conditional use permit, Cornerstone Bible Church