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A proposal updating the current restrictions on certain home-based businesses was met with strong public backlash. The Town of Normal is now seeking feedback at an open house this month.
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The Town of Normal is working on updates to its zoning codes to better accommodate more types of housing that could help address a community-wide shortage.
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The Normal Town Council on Monday heard a proposal for new rules to relax housing construction rules amid an ongoing housing shortage.
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The consolidated election will be held April 6, 2027.
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Normal City Manager Pam Reece said the town is working with Bloomington and McLean County to reduce the risk of accidents involving e-mobility devices, and is still monitoring possible data center regulations.
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The town council accepted a proposal from Veolia Water Technologies for up to $90,000 in ammonia removal pilot testing equipment. Five of the dozen wells in the Town of Normal have excess ammonia levels.
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The Normal Town Council heard a presentation from public works director Ryan Otto on the pedestrian and roadway campus safety initiative during Monday’s regular meeting.
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The council heard positive results from an annual audit presentation and extended Normal's data center moratorium during its Monday night meeting.
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The town council will vote Monday on a plan to extend the moratorium on accepting any data center permits through May 2027.
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The plan approved by the Uptown Design Review Commission asks for a waiver to enclose the museum's open arcade on the west side. The museum also wants space to expand its water table exhibit.