AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater & Infrastructure: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says Lewes-Rehoboth Canal dredging is still set to start in October, with about 90,000 cubic yards of sediment to be pumped to placement sites in Lewes. Local Housing Development: Dillon, Colorado is delaying a decision on a 150-unit apartment plan to replace the Skyline Cinema, extending a public hearing to Sept. 15. Data Centers vs. Power: Texas lawmakers and officials are pushing back on data-center growth and transmission buildouts after ERCOT warned of potential blackouts without new lines, with an audit pausing some work. Energy Costs Hitting Home: Diesel prices hit a new record above $5.85 nationally, with Michigan feeling the squeeze as higher fuel costs ripple through trucking, farming, and construction. Legal/Policy: The Supreme Court dismissed a challenge to Trump’s congressionally unauthorized White House ballroom project, narrowing who can sue over historic-site harm. Community & Climate Impacts: Gainesville, Florida residents reflected on spring wildfires tied to ongoing drought conditions, including evacuations affecting a housing development. Real Estate & Public Access: Oregon’s Willamette Falls is moving into a “generational facelift” with multiple projects aimed at restoring public access and Indigenous presence.
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