Ann Arbor buildings may only grow so tall
Ann Arbor is moving on up, but not too high.Excerpt:At city council’s meeting Monday evening, there was a clear consensus among councilmembers that they wanted to amend the rezoning package for the downtown that had been recommended by the planning commission. The consensus was to include an absolute building height limit.Read the rest of the story here.
Ann Arbor is moving on up, but not too high.
Excerpt:
At city council’s meeting Monday evening, there was a clear consensus among councilmembers that they wanted to amend the rezoning package for the downtown that had been recommended by the planning commission. The consensus was to include an absolute building height limit.
Read the rest of the story here.
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