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Grand Island council adopts future land-use map changes to limit residential growth near airport
Summary
The Grand Island City Council on Feb. 24 approved amendments to its future land-use map aimed at discouraging residential development near the airport and expanding rural-residential designations east and south of the city; the planning commission had recommended approval.
The Grand Island City Council adopted changes to the city’s future land-use map on Feb. 24 designed to protect the airport from residential encroachment and to open additional rural-residential options east and south of Grand Island.
Planning department staff member Navetti told the council the planning commission had reviewed the proposal and recommended approval after a public hearing. "What we're considering here is a couple of changes to the future land use map," Navetti said, describing a hatched area around the airport that would be designated for future manufacturing and an expansion of large-lot rural residential near the East Lakes.
The staff presentation said the…
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