Lot line map for 1642 Sixth Street
Summary
A vacant lot once slated for a multi-family PUD development is being rezoned back to single-family after the project fell through when tax credits couldn't be secured. The change would match the surrounding single-family neighborhood, but it also means the multi-family housing once planned there won't happen under the old approval.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
The multi-family project that depended on tax credits is no longer moving forward, so the site would likely be developed as single-family homes instead.
Neighbors in the surrounding single-family blocks get zoning that matches their neighborhood.
Anyone counting on the planned multi-family housing at this site loses that opportunity under the rezoning.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Plan Commission - Nov 4, 2026
A routine Certified Survey Map formalizes parcel boundaries after lot line adjustments on a 4.032-acre parcel. The fire inspector notes it could limit future access points for emergency access and water supply if the site develops.
Plan Commission - Oct 21, 2026
A vacant lot once slated for a multi-family PUD development is being rezoned back to single-family after the project fell through when tax credits couldn't be secured. The change would match the surrounding single-family neighborhood, but it also means the multi-family housing once planned there won't happen under the old approval.
Related development
Rezoning Referral — 1642 Sixth Street (Ordinance No. 3924)
The lot would return to single-family zoning matching the neighborhood, ending the multi-family development plan approved in 2024.
One-lot Certified Survey Map — 1642 Sixth Street
Mostly paperwork for now, but the fire inspector flagged that the lot configuration could limit future access points for emergency vehicles and water supply.
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