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Dave Askins

Rezone denied again by Monroe County for land south of Bloomington, near Clear Creek

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The B Square · Rezone denied again by Monroe County for land south of Bloomington, near Clear CreekJulie Thomas, Penny Githens, Lee Jones, Daniel Brown, Kevin Schmidt, Donnie Adkins, Daniel Butler, Bynum Fanyo & Associates, Guy Loftman, Jerry Pittsford, Clear Creek, B-Line Trail, Clear Creek Trail, Monroe County, Bloomington, Area 1B, CBU, Planned Unit Development, PUD, RE1, Estate Residential 1, Medium Density Residential, MR, Monroe County Comprehensive Plan, Monroe County zoning ordinance, stormwater management, 500-year storm, flooding, annexation, city of Bloomington utilities, road infrastructure, traffic impact, housing development, urban vs. rural planning, high-density housing, lower density development, spot zoning, public sentiment, profit-driven development
#BloomingtonIN#Zoning#PUD
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Dave Askins

140-acre rezone to be taken up by Bloomington’s city council again on May 15

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The B Square · 140-acre rezone to be taken up by Bloomington’s city council again on May 15rezone request, Bloomington, council deliberations, postponement, 90-day window, zoning, Summit District, planned unit development, PUD, councilmembers, public benefit, affordable housing, AMI, HUD, income limits, family size, Travis Vencel, Sullivan Development, AMI requirement, Andy Ruff, affordable units, Matt Flaherty, affordable housing analysis, electrical charging stations, UDO, Monroe County Community School Corporation, MCCSC, meeting details
#Rezone#AffordableHousing#PUD
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Dave Askins

Rezone of 140 acres for up to 4,250 housing units gets thumbs up from Bloomington plan commission

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The B Square · Rezone of 140 acres for up to 4,250 housing units gets thumbs up from Bloomington plan commissionTravis Vencel, Angela Parker, Chris Smith, Jackie Scanlan, Deb Pekin, Wendi Goodlett, Brad Wisler, Jillian Kinzie, Sudbury Partners LLC, Bloomington rezone request, Summit District PUD, housing development Bloomington, residential neighborhoods Bloomington, Bloomington plan commission, housing demand Bloomington, Regional Opportunity Initiatives housing study, affordable housing Bloomington, Monroe County housing demand, city council rezone approval process, traffic congestion concerns, stormwater runoff Bloomington, Habitat for Humanity Monroe County, United Way Bloomington, Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, housing units projection, city zoning regulations, urban development ordinance, infrastructure improvements Bloomington, water and sewer service Bloomington, stormwater detention requirements, Duke Energy trail construction, affordable housing criteria Bloomington, median income Monroe County, housing needs assessment Bloomington, transportation Plan Bloomington, zoning condition modifications, city planning process Bloomington
#Planning#Zoning#Housing
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Dave Askins

Tuesday: Bloomington plan commission to vote on rezone rec for 140 acres in city’s southwest

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The B Square · Tuesday: Bloomington plan commission to vote on rezone rec for 140 acres in city’s southwestBloomington, plan commission, rezone, undeveloped acres, RCA Community Park, Summit District, Sudbury Partners, LLC, housing units, commercial uses, hotel, roadway connections, trail connections, utility connections, trailhead, fire station, neighborhoods, mountains, Shasta Meadow, Denali Woods, Everest Center, Sandia Place, Whitney Glen, city council, plan commission hearings, ROI (Regional Opportunity Initiatives) , housing study, Monroe County, traffic impact study, EMCS, Inc., intersections, environmental study, Stantec, sewer impact study, Commonwealth Engineers, Inc., amendments, public commentary, city council chambers, Zoom video conference, special meeting, proposal, development, community development, infrastructure, construction, planning process, zoning, land use, municipal government, urban planning
#BloomingtonIN#Rezone#UrbanPlanning
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Dave Askins

Rezone of lot to allow for commercial, not just industrial uses, gets OK from Monroe County

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The B Square · Rezone of lot to allow for commercial, not just industrial uses, gets OK from Monroe CountyBloomington, Monroe County, Liberty Drive Medical Office Facility LLC, Jim Bohrer, Clendening Johnson & Bohrer, county commissioners, county plan commission, Bloomington Technology Park, Lot 14A, property zoning, planned unit development (PUD), hotel , commercial use, light-industrial use, local government decisions, development regulations, land use planning
#MonroeCounty#Zoning#Commercial
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Tom Kindlon

Risks of digestive diseases in #longCOVID: evidence from a population-based cohort study

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“we found even in people with mild #COVID19 symptoms who did not receive hospitalization treatment, the risks of GI dysfunction, #PUD, #GERD, & #NAFLD were evident, while the risks of severe liver disease, IBD, & biliopancreatic diseases were not”

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#PwLC #LC #postcovid @covid19
#COVID #SARSCoV2 @novid #novid #CovidIsNotOver @auscovid19

BioMed CentralRisks of digestive diseases in long COVID: evidence from a population-based cohort study - BMC MedicineBackground In the post-pandemic era, a wide range of COVID-19 sequelae is of growing health concern. However, the risks of digestive diseases in long COVID have not been comprehensively understood. To investigate the long-term risk of digestive diseases among COVID patients. Methods In this large-scale retrospective cohort study with up to 2.6 years follow-up (median follow-up: 0.7 years), the COVID-19 group (n = 112,311), the contemporary comparison group (n = 359,671) and the historical comparison group (n = 370,979) predated the COVID-19 outbreak were built using UK Biobank database. Each digestive outcome was defined as the diagnosis 30 days or more after the onset of COVID-19 infection or the index date. Hazard ratios (HRs) and corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CI) were computed utilizing the Cox regression models after inverse probability weighting. Results Compared with the contemporary comparison group, patients with previous COVID-19 infection had higher risks of digestive diseases, including gastrointestinal (GI) dysfunction (HR 1.38 (95% CI 1.26 to 1.51)); peptic ulcer disease (HR 1.23 (1.00 to 1.52)); gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) (HR 1.41 (1.30 to 1.53)); gallbladder disease (HR 1.21 (1.06 to 1.38)); severe liver disease (HR 1.35 (1.03 to 1.76)); non-alcoholic liver disease (HR 1.27 (1.09 to 1.47)); and pancreatic disease (HR 1.36 (1.11 to 1.66)). The risks of GERD were increased stepwise with the severity of the acute phase of COVID-19 infection. Even after 1-year follow-up, GERD (HR 1.64 (1.30 to 2.07)) and GI dysfunction (HR 1.35 (1.04 to 1.75)) continued to pose risks to COVID-19 patients. Compared to those with one SARS-CoV-2 infection, reinfected patients were at a higher risk of pancreatic diseases (HR 2.57 (1.23 to 5.38)). The results were consistent when the historical cohort was used as the comparison group. Conclusions Our study provides insights into the association between COVID-19 and the long-term risk of digestive system disorders. COVID-19 patients are at a higher risk of developing digestive diseases. The risks exhibited a stepwise escalation with the severity of COVID-19, were noted in cases of reinfection, and persisted even after 1-year follow-up. This highlights the need to understand the varying risks of digestive outcomes in COVID-19 patients over time, particularly those who experienced reinfection, and develop appropriate follow-up strategies.
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Simon D. ⏚

L'interdiction de la #publicité contextuelle sur #Facebook et #Instagram élargie à l'Europe
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Le Comité européen de la protection des données a annoncé une « décision contraignante ordonnant à l'autorité irlandaise de protection des données de prendre des mesures définitives concernant #Meta Ireland Ltd et d'imposer une interdiction du traitement des données à caractère personnel à des fins de publicité comportementale ».
#pud #antipub #GAFAM

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