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Chuck Bevelheimer

Riverfront Development Corporation debates formation of, representation on 501(c)(3) foundation

June 30, 2022 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — The Quincy Riverfront Development Corporation is formed, and board members are selected. The next step is determining how the corporation will handle the money it receives. That topic dominated Wednesday afternoon’s meeting in City Council chambers. The nine-member board will guide the implementation of the riverfront master plan and oversee the development of […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Duane Venvertloh, Jeff Steinkamp, Mike Troup, Quincy Riverfront Development Corporation, Tieraney Craig

Aldermen authorize incentives for new residences built west of 12th Street, but not for entire city

June 14, 2022 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — A resolution to authorize incentives for new residential constructions west of 12th Street between Harrison and Locust was approved during Monday’s Quincy City Council meeting. However, an amendment to that resolution that would also have offered those incentives to residential constructions east of 12th Street did not. The resolution called for waiving water […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Gary Farha, Jeff Bergman, Mike Rein, Mike Troup, Quincy City Council

Aldermen vote to give $250,000 more to Q-WRAP; Troup extols program’s virtues, but native Quincyans ask, ‘What’s in it for me?’

April 12, 2022 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Aldermen voted Monday night to authorize another $250,000 for the Quincy Workforce Relocation Assistance Program (Q-WRAP), but it was clear some aldermen aren’t convinced of the program’s effectiveness. The program aims to incentivize out-of-town employees to move to Quincy by offering $5,000 in property tax relief for those buying a house or $3,500 […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Jeff Bergman, Mike Troup, Q-WRAP, Quincy City Council, Richie Reis

City Council tables changes to employee insurance policies until more aldermen are present

January 11, 2022 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

Aldermen waited until after an executive session meeting to public address three resolutions on the agenda for Monday’s Quincy City Council meeting. They approved a motion to combine the three resolutions into one.

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Mike Troup, Quincy City Council, Small Rental Rehabilitation Program

Quincy taking another shot at 6th Street grant, this time for $2.4 million

December 29, 2021 — by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

At Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, aldermen unanimously approved a $2.4-million state grant application to help pay for part of the $4.45 million plan to spruce up the two block stretch of Sixth Street between Maine and Vermont.

Filed Under: Noteworthy Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Sixth Street promenade

City of Quincy accepting proposals for sale of 17 parcels of property; deadline is Dec. 23

December 6, 2021 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — The City of Quincy is asking for the submission of sealed proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of the 17 parcels of property, including the site of the former Newcomb Hotel at 400 Maine. All of the properties are vacant lots. Chuck Bevelheimer, director of planning and development for the city, said most […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, City of Quincy, Newcomb Hotel, property sale

Infrastructure, economic development projects discussed during ‘Lunch with the Mayor’

October 21, 2021 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Mike Troup’s first “Lunch with the Mayor” drew about 15 people to City Council chambers Wednesday afternoon.  “I think it was good,” he said. “We need to do more of these. Some ideas that came up today are important, and we need to follow up with them.” Quincy Planning and Development Director Chuck […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Jeffrey Conte, Lunch with the Mayor, Mike Troup

MRN This Week: Chuck Bevelheimer

October 16, 2021 — by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

Bob Gough, MRN Publisher/GM, sits down with the City of Quincy’s Director of Planning and Development to talk about his time in Quincy, which began in 1994. MRN This Week is furnished by Harvey’s.

Filed Under: Muddy River TV+, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Quincy

New program to give up to $5,000 property tax rebate for people to move to and work in Quincy

August 3, 2021 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — The City of Quincy is ready to spend money to attract new workers after approving on Monday night a resolution authorizing the Quincy Workforce Relocation Assistance Program.  The program, known as Q-WRAP, is designed to provide up to $5,000 in a one-time property tax rebate to people who live outside Quincy and buy […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Chuck Bevelheimer, Leroy Rossmiller, Mike Troup, Quincy City Council, Quincy Mayor, Workforce Relocation Assistance Program

Adjustments to proposal for downtown coffee bar satisfy Quincy Plan Commission

May 26, 2021 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Changes made to the original proposal for a coffee bar at the intersection of Seventh and Broadway satisfied the Quincy Plan Commission at its Tuesday meeting. The commission voted to support the issuance of a special use permit to allow the development of Carter’s Coffee Bar, a coffee/specialty drink shop. All landscaping, buffers […]

Filed Under: Business, Muddy River TV+, Noteworthy, Quincy, Top Stories Tagged With: Carter's Coffee Bar, Chuck Bevelheimer, Ciara Weese, Dave Bellis, Jeff Mays, Quincy Plan Commission

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