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TOWN OF NIAGARA Residents near a Military Road retail and restaurant site learned Wednesday from representatives of Benderson Development Co. that construction of only the first phase of the project is in the works now.

Benderson officials also told them that other parts of the development, including a 60,000-square-foot big-box store, would remain on hold.

As a result, a large number of trees that stand in the footprint of the planned store and a parking area will remain there for the time being, Benderson told residents.

Removal of the trees has been a sore spot in the plans for Military Place as neighbors have stressed the need to keep some sort of barriers between the development and their backyards. Benderson owns a little more than 21 acres at the site.

Company representatives said a deed restriction would be placed on the use of the land so that the perimeters would always include a 50-foot buffer.

The first phase of the project is the construction of a Longhorn Steakhouse restaurant in an area near the road, across from the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls. Also adjacent is the converted Perkins Restaurant, which is to include a Five Guys Burgers and Fries, TCBY and Chipotle Mexican Grill. The conversion is well under way. Construction of the steakhouse has yet to begin.

Benderson told the Town Board and residents earlier this month that it lost the prospective tenant, so the big box store site would not be developed. The company has said consistently that no buildings would be constructed if tenants were not secured.

Ken Micon of Ziblut Court, who has been vocal about changes in the development, said he was pleased with the outcome of the meeting that had been called by Benderson.

We (the neighbors) met on our own at the end of the street two nights ago, he said. Our concern was not knowing about the trees.

In the original construction plan and schedule, the existing trees were to be cut down and replaced with a smaller variety. Many trees were removed by Benderson in the spring.

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TOWN OF NIAGARA Residents near a Military Road retail and restaurant site learned Wednesday from representatives of Benderson Development Co. that construction of only the first phase of the project is in the works now.

Benderson officials also told them that other parts of the development, including a 60,000-square-foot big-box store, would remain on hold.

As a result, a large number of trees that stand in the footprint of the planned store and a parking area will remain there for the time being, Benderson told residents.

Removal of the trees has been a sore spot in the plans for Military Place as neighbors have stressed the need to keep some sort of barriers between the development and their backyards. Benderson owns a little more than 21 acres at the site.

Company representatives said a deed restriction would be placed on the use of the land so that the perimeters would always include a 50-foot buffer.

The first phase of the project is the construction of a Longhorn Steakhouse restaurant in an area near the road, across from the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls. Also adjacent is the converted Perkins Restaurant, which is to include a Five Guys Burgers and Fries, TCBY and Chipotle Mexican Grill. The conversion is well under way. Construction of the steakhouse has yet to begin.

Benderson told the Town Board and residents earlier this month that it lost the prospective tenant, so the big box store site would not be developed. The company has said consistently that no buildings would be constructed if tenants were not secured.

Ken Micon of Ziblut Court, who has been vocal about changes in the development, said he was pleased with the outcome of the meeting that had been called by Benderson.

We (the neighbors) met on our own at the end of the street two nights ago, he said. Our concern was not knowing about the trees.

In the original construction plan and schedule, the existing trees were to be cut down and replaced with a smaller variety. Many trees were removed by Benderson in the spring.

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McDonalds will begin construction next year of a new restaurant at Highland Street and Southern Avenue near the University of Memphis.

The fast food giant won unanimous approval Wednesday from the Memphis-Shelby County Board of Adjustment for several zoning variances, the only regulatory approval the company needed to move forward with the project.

According to the most current site plan, the 5,353-square-foot restaurant building is situated along the sidewalk on Highland, and a looping drive-thru proposed earlier has been replaced with one that runs behind the building.

McDonalds won approval for several zoning variances, including for additional parking and the amount of transparency, or windows, required under the University District Overlay, a set of zoning regulations that promotes urban, pedestrian-friendly development.

Earlier designs of the proposed restaurant at the southeast corner of Highland and Southern ignited strong opposition from neighbors including university leaders and the University Neighborhood Development Corp. because it did not comply with the zoning overlay.

To make way for the new restaurant, the existing buildings that once housed Highland staples such as Whatever and the Super Submarine Shop will be torn down, along with a nonconforming billboard. The existing McDonalds just across Highland will be mothballed for sale once the new restaurant is complete, which is expected sometime in 2015.

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When my husband and I first met we were both new to our careers, and money was tight. We had no budget for upgrading our new apartment in the Hollywood Hills, so we spent every moment together figuring out how to achieve a fresh design without breaking the bank.

Here are the three biggest lessons I learned when remodeling ona tight budget:

Do it yourself: When Justin and I were living in our apartment, the Internet was not the resource it is now, so we had to learn how to do things on our own. Together we tore out a wall, framed in a closet, laid new tile in our small kitchen and did extensive painting. Today, so many wonderful design resources are available both educational and inspirational. Before beginning your next DIY project, do your research. Check out websites such as Zillow Digs, where you can find design inspiration and learn how much those remodels would cost in your area.

Buy used: To this day my husband and I still go to estate sales and use various websites such as eBay and Etsy to find used furniture that we can revamp and make beautiful. My biggest tip is to always look for well-madepieces that you would want to pass down to a future generation. But remember, the important thing is to love the shape of the piece, not the finish!

Barter: Never overlook what you can offer others. Do you have a skill that you can trade with a contractor or tradesman to get something you need? If so, you should considering bartering! I barter, too. Right now Im talking to a hardscape designer about trading my interior design work for his hardscape services. You might be able to do the same.

There are many ways to spend little to nothing if you are willing to roll up your sleeves and do a little work on your own, or as a team. Ive found in the past that this type of activity has always brought my husband and me closer together even if we do argue over the finer points. Trust me, its worth it in the end when you have a beautiful home for a fraction of the cost.

For a glimpse into our lives and how we handle budget remodels, watch Episode 4 of Glamour Goes South Season 2 above. You can also catch up here.

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Authorities say a man and his mother used plumber's tape to keep an 11-year-old boy restrained for several hours at a time at a southwestern Michigan home.

The Van Buren County sheriff's department says that 28-year-old Randall Hamilton and 46-year-old Peggy Hamilton are jailed on $1 million bonds after their arraignment Wednesday on torture and child abuse charges in South Haven District Court.

Their next hearing is Sept. 8. The Associated Press left messages Thursday seeking comment from their lawyers.

Sheriff Dale Gribler says Randall Hamilton is the boy's mother's boyfriend.

Gribler says deputies found the malnourished boy walking on a road Tuesday, and he said he ran away from his Geneva Township home after being physically abused.

The sheriff says authorities also removed a 2-year-old boy from the home.

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SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. Authorities say a man and his mother used plumber's tape to keep an 11-year-old boy restrained for several hours at a time at a home in southwestern Michigan.

The Van Buren County sheriff's department says the 28-year-old man and his 46-year-old mother are being held on $1 million bond after being arraigned Wednesday on charges of torture and first-degree child abuse in District Court in South Haven.

The Herald-Palladium of St. Joseph reports the man is the boyfriend of the boy's mother.

Sheriff Dale Gribler says deputies found the boy walking alone on a road early Tuesday. According to Gribler, the boy told deputies he ran away from home in Geneva Township after being physically abused. He says the boy also was found to be extremely malnourished.

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