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    You are at:Home»Local News»Rezoning for Leavenworth Street lots fails after public outcry

    Rezoning for Leavenworth Street lots fails after public outcry

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    By Cole Bertelsen on October 22, 2025 Local News, Manhattan
    Properties at 300 N. 11th St., left, and 1020 Leavenworth St., background right, will remain as is after the Manhattan City Commission voted against a rezoning request Tuesday night. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    No townhomes in the neighborhood just east of City Park.

    That was the decision the Manhattan City Commission reached Tuesday night after residents pleaded with officials not to change the neighborhood’s zoning to allow adjacent multi-unit dwellings.

    Developer Gavin Schmidt, director of business development at BHS Construction, had petitioned that two lots, one at 300 North 11th St. and the other adjacent at 1020 Leavenworth St., be rezoned from low-density residential to low-density residential attached, which would have allowed the building of townhomes or duplexes.

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