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Commission approves North Liberty redevelopment-area resolution to enable residential development
Summary
The commission approved APC R‑268‑24, designating an old railroad maintenance yard in North Liberty as a redevelopment area so the town can access special financing for residential redevelopment; town attorney said the parcel has been vacant for decades and is town‑owned.
The Saint Joseph County Area Plan Commission voted Oct. 15 to approve APC R‑268‑24, a resolution designating the North Liberty redevelopment area and approving a redevelopment plan for a town‑owned parcel that was historically a railroad maintenance yard.
Town attorney Marcel Lavin told commissioners the parcel has long been vacant and that designating it a redevelopment area would allow the Town of North Liberty to assemble financing and incentives to support residential development on the site. Commissioners asked about ownership and whether past contamination affected the parcel; Lavin said any remediated contamination is farther down the railroad corridor and confirmed the town currently owns the site.
A motion to approve APC R‑268‑24 passed by roll call.
Next steps: the town may pursue redevelopment financing and implementation steps under the approved redevelopment plan.
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