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Planning commission backs University Place subarea plan to guide neighborhood redevelopment
Summary
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission voted 8-0 April 16, 2025 to recommend adoption of a University Place subarea plan that lays out streetscape, redevelopment and historic-preservation actions for about 835 acres of Northeast Lincoln.
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission voted 8-0 April 16 to recommend that the city and county adopt a comprehensive plan amendment adding the University Place subarea plan, a strategic framework for redevelopment and preservation in the neighborhood.
The plan covers roughly 835 acres bounded by North 30th Street on the west, Cornhusker Highway on the north, North 56th Street on the east and Holder Street on the south. Planning staff and local stakeholders said the subarea plan identifies projects for the North 40th Street corridor, neighborhood revitalization and historic preservation and will guide later steps such as a blight study and a redevelopment plan tied to potential tax-increment financing (TIF).
Andrew Theroff…
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