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Public hearing for land use change on Second St E.

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SANDRA M STANWAY Brooks Bulletin The city will hold a public meeting on Feb. 18 for a land use amendment at Kellington Close and Second Street East. Last week council gave first reading to allow for medium residential density development on the .36 acre parcel. The property currently contains a 1940s era home that is about 960sq feet. If approved, it would mean the potential development of between four and eight units. The residential area curre…

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Public hearing for land use change on Second St E.

SANDRA M STANWAY Brooks Bulletin The city will hold a public meeting on Feb. 18 for a land use amendment at Kellington Close and Second Street East. Last week council gave first reading to allow for medium residential density development on the .36 acre parcel. The property currently contains a 1940s era home that is about 960sq feet. If approved, it would mean the potential development of between four and eight units. The residential area curre…

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