The city's Historic Site Preservation Board approved the designation for the 120-acre complex, which counts Dwight D. Eisenhower among its notable golfers.
The city council on Wednesday approved a 45-day moratorium, citing water, power, and land-use concerns raised by residents and staff.
The Sept. 18 event will feature sessions on designing cooler cities and preparing for the human cost of rising temperatures.
The Post has rounded up the latest on three key developments currently underway in the city: Chick-fil-A, the Dream Hotel, and the Orchid Tree Hotel.
At least six different bridge projects are currently planned or under construction in the city. When complete, they’ll hopefully reduce road closures due to events like blow sands and flooding.
Officials will prioritize frond removal in high-traffic commercial areas, with exceptions for historic sites and habitat concerns raised by wildlife advocates.
Councilmembers also asked staff to explore limited overnight shelter during extreme weather events, at an estimated annual cost of $171,700.
The city has been searching in earnest for a new location for a downtown fire station since February 2025, when a city-commissioned consultant report on fire services found that Fire Station No. 1 is “woefully out of date."
STR owners argued fees would mostly benefit hotels; protests reached just 4.58% of the threshold needed to block the district's formation.
Sustainability Commission members will review a five-year-old document ahead of a 2027 update, with officials signaling some goals may need to be revised.
Commissioners took issue with a prominent glass display case meant to signal the building's use, calling it a "low-effort solution" that disrupts the structure's symmetry.
The money raised would go toward a massive renovation planned for the convention center, but some vacation rental owners say they don't see the benefit.
