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City commission strikes down rezoning plans to expand Acacia fraternity house

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By Cole Bertelsen on February 4, 2026 Local News, Manhattan
A 0.36-acre portion of the Acacia fraternity house at 2005 Hunting Ave. in Manhattan will not be rezoned after city commissioners voted against the plan Tuesday night.
Staff photo by Lewis Marien

City commissioners on Tuesday chose not to rezone a 0.36-acre portion of the Acacia fraternity’s 2005 Hunting Ave. location after significant pushback from surrounding neighbors.

The fraternity applied for the space’s rezoning from low-density residential to residential with university fringe overlay, with the expressed plan of then expanding on the fraternity’s building to make space for 15 more fraternity members and adding a larger parking lot in the 0.36-acre portion of the tract.

The Manhattan Urban Area Planning Board held a public hearing Dec. 15 to consider the rezoning and failed to recommend approval after a split 3–3 vote, resulting in a recommendation to deny.

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