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During a recent government meeting, officials discussed significant changes proposed for the 4th Street parking lot parcel 2. The primary focus was on two key requests: a comprehensive plan amendment to transition the land use from parking to single-family residential, and a zoning map amendment to change the designation from DRSCM (Development Residential Single Family Commercial Mixed) to R1 (Single Family Residential).
These amendments reflect a growing interest in repurposing urban spaces to accommodate residential development, potentially addressing housing needs in the area. The proposed changes will be reviewed further, with implications for local zoning regulations and community planning efforts. Stakeholders are encouraged to participate in upcoming discussions as the city evaluates the impact of these amendments on the neighborhood.
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