Area Plan Commission replats five North 22nd Street lots into three, over a resident's parking and sewer concerns
Who it touches
- North 22nd Street
Tracked in the archive
The commission approved replatting five out-of-compliance lots along Maple Avenue near North 22nd Street into three lots that meet the city's minimum lot size, clearing the way for up to three single-family homes where as many as five could have gone before. (1:09:38, 1:10:05 — open the recording, cued to 1 hour 10 minutes 5 seconds
Resident Cindy Miller, who lives across the street, opposed the plan, citing the block's Hungarian immigrant heritage, narrow streets already backed up by railroad traffic, deteriorating sidewalks, and a sewer line she said she'd once been told was in disrepair; she asked the commission to allow parking on only one side of the street. (1:06:14, 1:08:27 — open the recording, cued to 1 hour 8 minutes 27 seconds
Commission members and staff told Miller the vote only redrew lot lines and didn't decide any specific housing type or affordability level, and suggested she call the city's non-emergency line about the sidewalks. 1:09:30 — open the recording, cued to 1 hour 9 minutes 30 seconds
More from the record
- Four-plus out-of-compliance lots, redrawn, 1:09:381:09:38 (1 hour 9 minutes 38 seconds)
- Cindy Miller's objection, 1:06:141:06:14 (1 hour 6 minutes 14 seconds)
- Vote, 1:10:531:10:53 (1 hour 10 minutes 53 seconds)
Outcome
The replat passed on a voice vote
The replat passed on a voice vote. (1:10:53)
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