columbia infrastructure

Residents and community members gathered at the intersection of West Boulevard and Ash Street Wednesday evening, in protest of Columbia's Ash Street Improvement Plan.

The city uses its quarter-cent Capital Improvement Sales Tax to fund high-cost infrastructure projects.

This week on Intersection, Columbia Mayor Brian Treece joins us to discuss the Unified Development Ordinance, which took effect at the end of March. The…

The Columbia Mayor’s Task Force on Infrastructure held a meeting Wednesday night to discuss ideas of how to help control the city’s problems with storm…

The City of Columbia’s Stormwater Utility reported challenges keeping up with its work at the Mayor’s Task Force on Infrastructure meeting Tuesday.During…

The construction of the Avenue of the Columns streetscape along Eighth Street will move forward with an estimated $750,000 of city funding.Columbia City…

The Opus Group announced plans to drop the threat of legal action surrounding its controversial downtown Columbia student housing project. The real estate…

Tensions ran high between Columbia residents, city staff and council members at the Columbia City Council meeting Monday night. The meeting served as a…

The Columbia City Council is considering three separate development agreements that would give the developers clearance to work on downtown housing…

Columbia is not issuing any building permits until a payment option for downtown infrastructure expansion is decided upon. The construction stall applies…