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Council OKs more Heritage Greens senior housing

Heritage Greens on Hudson’s southeast side moved a step closer to completion Dec. 7 when the City Council approved a final plat subdividing one of the last large parcels in the planned neighborhood.

By Randy Hanson , December 18, 2009

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Council postpones decision on Ban Tara Lane memory-care facility

Dick Grekoff of West Lake Builders was dealt a setback Monday night in his efforts to build a 64-unit memory care facility on property just outside of the Hudson city boundaries.

By Randy Hanson , December 11, 2009

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City Council votes to buy NMC building

City Council votes to buy NMC building Monday night, the Hudson City Council authorized Mayor Dean Knudson to sign documents finalizing the city’s purchase of the Nuclear Management Co. property for $2.5 million.

By Randy Hanson , December 09, 2009

Plan addresses thorny traffic problems

At 42 pages, the chapter on transportation is one of the biggest in the city of Hudson’s proposed new comprehensive plan.

By Randy Hanson , December 04, 2009

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Proposed plan designates land uses for Carmichael corridor

The proposed new master land use plan for the city of Hudson includes planning for some areas that are currently outside of its boundaries, but are likely to be annexed in the future.

By Randy Hanson , December 04, 2009

Mayor tackles contentious issue of business signs

Hudson Mayor Dean Knudson is recommending that the city’s sign ordinance be amended to make it easier for businesses to comply with and for the city to enforce.

By Randy Hanson , November 25, 2009

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Commission recommends new city plan

The Hudson Plan Commission finished its work Nov. 12 on the proposed comprehensive plan for the city for the next 20 years. The lengthy document will now go to the City Council for a public hearing and adoption on Dec. 21.

By Randy Hanson , November 20, 2009

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City goes to every-other-week collection of recyclables

The city of Hudson will be going to every-other-week collection of recyclables after all.

By Randy Hanson , November 19, 2009

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City will spend less, keep tax rate unchanged

The Hudson City Council on Monday night approved a 2010 general fund budget that spends less and maintains virtually the same municipal tax rate as in 2009.

By Randy Hanson , November 19, 2009

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Public hearing on city comprehensive plan is on Thursday

The Hudson Plan Commission will conduct a public hearing on the draft of the city’s proposed new comprehensive plan at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, in the council chambers at City Hall, 505 Third St.

November 11, 2009

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New owner plans addition

New owner plans addition A makeover is in the works for the building at the southwest corner of Second and Locust streets in downtown Hudson.

By Randy Hanson , November 06, 2009

Council bans winter parking on selected streets

The Hudson City Council on Oct. 19 voted to ban parking on portions of some streets during the winter plowing season. The affected streets are:

By Randy Hanson , October 30, 2009

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Our View: Purchase of NMC building looks good for city

Sometimes patience can be a virtue and that proved true in the effort to get the old NMC building (owned by Xcel Energy) into city ownership, providing space for both a library and the police department.

By Editorial staff , October 28, 2009

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City plans to buy NMC building

The Hudson City Council emerged from an hour-long closed session Monday night and voted unanimously to approve an agreement that could lead to the city’s purchase of the Nuclear Management Co. building at the corner of First and Vine streets.

By Randy Hanson , October 21, 2009

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City Council sets dates for fall leaf cleanup

The city of Hudson’s annual fall leaf cleanup program will begin Saturday, Oct. 17, and run through Saturday, Oct. 31.

By Randy Hanson , October 15, 2009

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