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Des Moines City Council weighs downtown zoning changes as red light camera revenue declines - The Waterland Blog
As diminishing revenues from red-light cameras press the city to seek long-term financial fixes, the Des Moines City Council and Planning Commission convened on Nov. 5, 2026, for a joint study session focused on reshaping downtown zoning. Prompted by an evaluation from a consulting firm, local leaders grappled with how to balance state-mandated housing targets with the need for commercial spaces that generate vital sales tax revenue.
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