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Council approves certified survey map for 7655 S. Sixth St.; staff flags tree‑preservation and development agreement to follow
Summary
The council approved a certified survey map dividing a 10.6‑acre Red Wall Screen Printing parcel into two lots; staff warned the northern lot’s redevelopment would not meet the tree preservation ordinance and a development agreement with possible in‑lieu payments will come to council on March 31.
The Common Council on March 4 approved a certified survey map to divide the existing Red Wall Screen Printing property at 7655 South Sixth Street into two parcels, clearing the way for a proposed 60,000‑square‑foot warehouse on the north lot.
Planning staff described the site as roughly 10.6 acres, with the proposed division creating a southern lot of approximately 5.2 acres and a northern lot of about 4.4 acres. Planning Manager Christine (staff) told the council the northern parcel is heavily wooded; the developer has counted 174 trees on that portion. She said the lot “substantially would not be able to meet the tree preservation ordinance” if redeveloped as proposed.
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