The $300 million project, including $75 million in the first phase, will redevelop the Cordova, Tenn. property to include a mix of retail shops, restaurants, offices and a full-service hotel. Developers performed a market study and determined the original plan was too densely developed with apartments and lacked adequate road connections. The planned redevelopment of…

Officials plan to rezone town-owned golf courses from residential to the new “golf course district” zoning, effectively barring construction of homes on those properties. Officials will also determine how to protect private course owners without instituting new obstacles, which could include provisions that would make rezoning less onerous.

The club is seeking city approval to serve alcohol indoors and outdoors, and for a site plan to govern future changes to buildings on its 13.3 acres. Opponents of the plan contend that the changes could open the door to “an expansive indoor-outdoor commercial event center,” but the club says it will remain a private, nonprofit facility.

The Northfield, N.J., property initially proposed erecting a 21-sq. ft. sign with a brightness that was 300 nits. Despite agreeing to scale down its size, brightness, and the hours it would be lit, the Zoning Board rejected the application, citing an effort to limit commercialization on the otherwise residential road.

A group of Allentown, Pa., residents wants to rezone approximately 700 acres, 140 of which are owned by the club, from semi-rural to rural. The club argues that the value of its acreage, which includes its golf course, would be dramatically decreased by the change.

A host of technical zoning issues is preventing the property from tearing down the current “collection of dilapidated buildings” and rebuilding them on an isolated 47-acre parcel on the far east side of the golf course.