Negaunee City Council approves brownfield plan for housing development
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NEGAUNEE, Mich. (WLUC) - The Negaunee City Council has approved a brownfield plan for a new housing development in the city.
The Negaunee City Council met Thursday night and unanimously approved the plan, proposed by the developer, Iron Ore Land Holdings LLC.
The land is on Maas Street and would be used to build 27 single-family, single-story units. City Manager Nate Heffron says this is good for the city and the county.
“Certainly this is a great move for Negaunee, we need housing, the county needs housing, right now even if we didn’t approve the brownfield and the developer didn’t do it, we are still collecting some money off it for taxes and it goes without saying that if you improve the property and build new houses it will collect more money in taxes,” Heffron said.
The timeline for the project is not known at this time. The council also approved plans for the city to have a social district this summer.
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