A replat of a 31-acre property to create six reserves, including four unrestricted, one drainage and detention, and one landscape reserve.
This replat reconfigures a large parcel into various reserves, including areas for drainage and landscaping, impacting future development potential.
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A replat of a 31-acre property to create six reserves, including four unrestricted, one drainage and detention, and one landscape reserve.
The city is updating its rules for parks and open space requirements for new developments. This includes changes to how fees are collected and where that money can be spent, aiming for better compliance with state law and more equitable distribution of park funds across the city.
The commission reviewed several applications for creating new single-family lots and replatting existing areas. This involves decisions on lot sizes, density, and how new developments fit into existing neighborhoods.
Main Street and adjacent areas were officially designated as a Managed Pedestrian Area, with the Downtown Management District tasked with its implementation and operation.
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