Summary
The comp plan change opens roughly farmland at Humboldt and Woodside to a blend of single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments. Supporters call it smart, context-sensitive growth on the city's edge; Ald. Grant worries about traffic on Woodside Road and an already heavy concentration of apartments nearby.
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Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
The deputy director's report noted a proposed tax increment district for the nearby Brooke Park area, mostly single-family with some townhomes, though no dollar figures were given.
The Basten family gains development flexibility, and future residents get more housing choices on the east side.
Neighbors concerned about Woodside Road traffic and apartment concentration in the area could be affected as development proceeds.
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