Summary
A six-unit apartment building is coming to a small lot in the downtown historic district, adding studio and one-bedroom rentals near Main Street. Commissioners weighed the project's benefits against concerns about the adjacent auto body shop and design compatibility with the historic neighborhood.
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Last discussed Jul 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
No city subsidy involved — a private infill project that adds housing units and property tax base downtown.
Future renters of six new downtown units, the Caceres Family Trust, and the city's infill housing goals.
Neighbors may face some noise and odor from the adjacent auto body shop; commissioners asked for landscaping buffers.
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