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Kearney Council approves Marlatt 4th subdivision for Kearney Area Habitat for Humanity
Summary
The City of Kearney approved vacating streets and alleys, a land-use map amendment, rezoning and the final plat for Marlatt 4th — a Habitat for Humanity-led subdivision that will create 48 lots including 45 planned for Habitat homes.
The Kearney City Council on a series of votes approved the Marlatt 4th subdivision, a multi-step land use and platting package that will allow the Kearney Area Habitat for Humanity to develop a 48-lot subdivision east of Avenue M and north of East 17th Street.
Planning and engineering consultant Craig Bennett of Miller and Associates described the proposal to the council as “primarily, to be known as the Habitat for Humanity subdivision.” The council approved multiple ordinances and resolutions tied to the project, including vacating alleyways and streets, a land-use map amendment to low-density residential, rezoning to R-1D and approval of the final plat and subdivision agreement.
The project area totals about 48 lots, which…
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