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Hoover Service Club gears up for gala
The Hoover Service Club has scheduled the 2019 Hearts in Harmony Gala for March 2 at the Hoover Country Club. Read more
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Gradual uptick in home building predicted for 2019
Home construction in Hoover is expected to continue a gradual climb in 2019, builders say. Read more
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Signed, sealed and delivered
Signature Homes has dominated home building in Hoover for the last 10 years with no plans of stopping. Read more
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Hoover zoning board recommends 44 new apartments in International Park
The zoning board also postponed consideration of a zoning plan for Tattersall Park off U.S. 280 and Alabama 119 until Thursday night. Read more
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Alabama Power unveils innovative power system in Reynolds Landing 'smart neighborhood'
The U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Chamber of Commerce had people on site in Ross Bridge to celebrate what is being called a model for future power production and energy efficiency. Read more
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A look ahead: Home building expected to pick up in 2018
Signature Homes, which typically accounts for 70 to 80 percent of the home building in Hoover, expects to build 200 to 230 houses in 2018, President Jonathan Belcher said. That compares to about 150 in 2017 and 283 in 2016, he said. Read more
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Hoover planning commission approves next phase for Brock Point subdivision
So far, 25 of the eventual 97 home sites in Brock Point have been sold, and eight homeowners have moved in, Signature Homes President Jonathan Belcher said. Read more
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Hoover council votes to buy new Bluff Park fire engine instead of hazmat truck
There wasn't enough money to get both, so the city will try to find grants to help purchase a new hazardous materials truck. Read more
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Signature Homes proposes 5.5-acre park in Lake Wilborn
Signature Homes is proposing a 5.5-acre community park to be part of the Lake Wilborn community. Read more
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New ‘smart home’ community off to quick start
Sales are going strong and construction has started in the new Reynolds Landing “smart neighborhood” in Ross Bridge. Read more
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First leg of Stadium Trace Parkway extension has been completed
The road leads to the new Lake Wilborn community and eventually will extend further southwest to the Blackridge community. Read more
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Hoover council slowly annexes 211 acres next to Trace Crossings
The land is designated for houses, two football fields, tennis courts and park land along the Cahaba River. Read more
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Hoover council approves changes to Trace Crossings development plan
The changes add 339 ares and 515 home sites to Trace Crossings, transferring all the home sites from approved home sites in other areas. Read more
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Signature Homes, U.S. Steel still tweaking Trace Crossings rezoning plan prior to Monday vote
Trace Crossings residents have been calling on City Council members to reject parts of the rezoning plan or postpone consideration until the city adopts a comprehensive plan. Read more
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Hoover zoning board recommends approval for Trace Crossings rezoning
The request, which now goes to the Hoover City Council, would add 348 acres and nearly 500 homes to Trace Crossings and rezone land across from the Hoover Met for commercial development. Read more
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Smart Neighborhood coming to Ross Bridge
The 62-home community will have energy-efficient technologies, materials and appliances and a community-scale power system, according to a press release from Alabama Power. Read more
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Hoover zoning board tables Trace Crossings amendments again due to opposition
Trace Crossings residents say proposed restrictions on commercial development across from Hoover Metropolitan Stadium are not strict enough. Read more
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Trace Crossings residents favor parts of new zoning plan but still oppose commercial
The new zoning plan calls for 421 residential lots to be moved from other parts of Hoover to Trace Crossings and includes a new layout for the sports complex, new access roads for schools, and park land along the Cahaba River. Read more
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Hoover council committee favors 235-acre annexation next to Trace Crossings
The annexation plan is part of a more-involved proposed amendment to the Trace Crossings development plan, which will go to the Hoover Planning and Zoning Commission for consideration. Read more
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Hoover proposes changes to $80 million sports complex design
The new design proposals are linked to new access roads for Hoover High and Trace Crossings Elementary, new nearby residential development and donated park land, city officials say. Read more
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