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Zoning commission backs subdivision, PUD amendment for Estates of Dubuque; items head to City Council
Summary
The Zoning Advisory Commission recommended approval of a minor subdivision that will split a cooperative development into 35 individual residential lots and a separate clubhouse/parking lot, and approved a companion amendment to the planned unit development. Both items will go to the City Council on Feb. 17.
The Zoning Advisory Commission on Feb. 5 recommended approval of a minor subdivision and a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment for the Estates of Dubuque, moves that will be considered by the City of Dubuque Council on Feb. 17.
The subdivision would split what had been a single cooperative parcel into 36 parcels — 35 residential lots plus a lot for the clubhouse and associated parking — so individual homeowners can take title to their homes rather than remain under cooperative ownership. Justin Lau, a surveyor with Beeson and Associates, presented the plat and said the proposal would convert “35 lots from 2 lots” and leave the existing streets in place. Sheena Moon, associate planner for the City of Dubuque, told commissioners the property was first subdivided in 2023 and that the current request reflects a change in ownership structure rather than new street or utility construction: “This property was…
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