Alachua’s Tara timeline to culminate in Nov. 18 hearing
Tara April stormwater approval could pave way for Mill Creek Sink development.
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Alachua’s Tara timeline to culminate in Nov. 18 hearing
Tara April stormwater approval could pave way for Mill Creek Sink development.
Alachua rezones for development near San Felasco, approves budget
City Attorney Marian Rush attends final meeting.
Motion to investigate resignations in Alachua fails
City joins in lawsuit against SB 180.
Alachua’s land use attorney terminates contract with city after 21 years
David Theriaque sends letter to inform city.
Citizens start petition calling for investigation into Alachua resignations
Our Alachua Water’s initiative gains 320 signatures in 5 days.
Alachua fires City Attorney Marian Rush
3-2 vote leaves city with 30 days to find replacement.
Citizen’s threat of suit shines light on redacted public records in Alachua
City takes four months to release full record.
“We’re looking like liars”: vote to investigate Alachua resignations fails, again
Proposed 2025-26 millage set to 6.2500.
Alachua tests 2-hour parking on Main Street
City to evaluate enforcement strategies after 6-month trial.
City staff—not commission—to approve Alachua land developments
Motion conforms Alachua with new state law taking effect July 1.
Alachua commission votes in Rodolfo Valladares as interim city manager
4-1 vote confirms appointment.
Alachua commissioner objects to officials’ private interim city manager support
Fletcher calls for public vote.
Alachua to revisit external counsel for city planner exodus investigation
Commission votes down Livingston Farms voluntary annexation.
Alachua City Commission swears in new mayor, commissioner
New commission moves forward with Fletcher Trace and Westside Commons developments.
City of Alachua votes down external planner contract
City manager responds to resigned planner’s open letter.
Former Alachua planner raises concerns over outside influences, Mill Creek projects
City decided not to investigate planner exodus.
Alachua calls off inquiry into planning staff departures
Two commissioners, mayor say Alachua should look to the future, not the past.
“Catastrophic”: Alachua responds as 75% of planning staff resigns
Commission directs attorney to seek options for external investigation.
City of Alachua denies preliminary plat for 120-acre subdivision
Surrounding residents raised concerns about traffic, conservation, flooding.
City of Alachua moves forward with 200-acre development
Commission OKs proposed hike in millage rate.
Alachua passes first reading of land development regulation amendments
Staff to clarify language about tree mitigation regulations.