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The agenda focuses on two primary new business items: a petition to rezone fourteen parcels in the 900 block of Adams Avenue from R-5 Multi-family Residential to C-2 Highway Commercial, and a site plan review for an industrial building expansion at 2010 2nd Avenue.
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The FY 2026 Annual Action Plan for the City of Huntington serves as a strategic guide for allocating federal resources towards housing, community, and economic development programs for the period of July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. Key priorities include improving the quality and affordability of housing, providing support services for homeless persons, enhancing public and community facilities, improving public safety, and ensuring effective program administration. The plan aims to benefit low- and moderate-income residents by addressing critical needs in housing, homelessness, and community development within the city.
The meeting agenda focused primarily on legislative matters concerning outdoor dining areas and a site plan review for a new hotel development. Old Business involved discussion and recommendation to Council regarding an ordinance amendment (PC 25-13) to modify definitions, the permit process, and standards for Outdoor Dining Areas. New Business centered on a site plan review (PC 26-01) for a proposed hotel development located at 550 Kinetic Drive in the C-2 Highway Commercial zone. The agenda also included preliminary items such as the election of the Chair and Vice Chair.
This document provides an overview of Huntington's Lift Local Business program, which is a component of the bank's $40 billion strategic community plan. The program supports small businesses by offering loans, business planning assistance, and free financial education courses through Operation HOPE. Key focus areas include strengthening small businesses, investing in communities, and serving specific industries such as transportation, food service, healthcare, retail, and other services.
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