Hawk Ridge rezoning could open door for higher-density housing
Neighbors expressed concerns about possible impacts on views, the environment and increased traffic.
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Neighbors expressed concerns about possible impacts on views, the environment and increased traffic.
Some planning commission members fear the city's current building height restrictions may be too lax.
Neighbors cited several concerns, including parking, safety and runoff.
The Duluth Planning Commission wants the developer to respond to concerns before it considers signing off on the project.
Residents have raised concerns about traffic and the potential impact of development on an adjacent trout stream. Written By: Peter Passi | × Christine Post (right) and other area residents concerned about a proposed housing development bordering Amity Creek gather by the stream Monday, June 14, 2021. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com) A proposal to put up a housing development on a piece of property bordering Amity Creek, a designated trout stream, has caused a stir in Duluth’s Woodland neighborhood. The project would require the extension of Vassar Street, curren...