by Kati Ross | Oct 3, 2019 | Economic Development
The update of the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Johnston was the subject of a special meeting of the Johnston City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday, September 30, 2019. The Council and Commission received an interim report from Brad Scheib,...
by Phil Dunshee | Sep 17, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
Any community’s business climate is affected by amenities that are liked and frequently used by residents and the employees who work there. It’s an intangible that has an impact on morale, attitude, and personal health. Johnston recently opened a new water trail...
by Phil Dunshee | Sep 17, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
The Johnston City Council and staff continue to move forward with plans for the development of the Johnston Town Center. Things are happening on several fronts, and each component is important to the success of the overall project. With a few exceptions, the property...
by Leah Champion | Aug 23, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
The new carry-down access point to the water trails on Beaver Creek is open today for public use. Located on NW 70th Street east of NW 86th Street, this access point will serve as an important quality of life amenity for residents, employees and visitors of Johnston....
by Kati Ross | Aug 7, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
Nearly 2,000 Johnston residents voted in the sales tax ballot issue election held on August 6, 2019. Seventy-six percent (76%) of the Johnston voters chose to favor the sales tax increase and the plan to use at least 50% of the revenue to reduce property taxes. The...
by Kati Ross | Aug 6, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
The Johnston City Council recently received information about a concept plan for addressing the condition of the old North End Diner sign located at in the Merle Hay Road Gateway area. While the hotel has been demolished and the site has been closed for several years,...
