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'Missing middle'housing bill concerns city officials I Prior Lake I swn... https://www.swnewsmedia.com/prior lake_american/missing-middle-h... <br /> new homes to be more affordable. <br /> "A home in Prior Lake can be removed and a sixplex can be built in its place and each one of <br /> those units could be very expensive,"Wedel explained. "It would not lead to any <br /> affordability, it would just put more stress and strain on our existing sewer pipes, water <br /> pipes and our streets." <br /> Wedel said that the City already has a process in place called the comprehensive planning <br /> process that designates parts of the city to build higher density homes. <br /> "We have a process in place that we've been following for decades in which certain areas of <br /> the city are designated for these higher densities,"Wedel said. "Our infrastructure is sized to <br /> accommodate those higher densities in those locations. As part of that comprehensive <br /> process, there is a public hearing component where property owners can come in and have <br /> their voices heard." <br /> Wedel added that the proposed bill will eliminate the comprehensive planning process all <br /> together and the City and property owners would not be able to do anything about it. <br /> "This proposed bill just eliminates that entire comprehensive plan and blows it out the <br /> water," Wedel said. "It says you can now build density as a for-profit developer wherever you <br /> want and the city could do nothing about it and adjoining property managers will have no <br /> say in the matter. It's very scary and it's definitely something that we need to have our public <br /> raise up their voices and have our legislators hear from them." <br /> Briggs then urged residents to reach out to their local legislators and voice their concerns. <br /> "Council and citizens of Prior Lake, the time has come for your voice to be heard on this <br /> issue," he said. "Please tell your state representative and local representatives to not vote for <br /> any legislation that would take your voice away." <br /> 3 of 3 4/2/2024, 1:09 PM <br />
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