Lowe Mill Neighborhood Revitalization (Huntsville, Lincoln: 2009, new home, zoned)

[Reactionary]

Good news clamoore.

The City Council, after years of work by Councilman Bill Kling, voted to approve plans to Revitalize Lowe Mill:

Lowe Mill Neighborhood Revitalization - Community Development Director Michelle Jordan and Jerry Gallaway described the Lowe Mill project (er, development): public / private partnership funded by Communtiy Development Block Grants and GreenCiti, new homes and renovations priced about $100K to $150K with the “look” of the Mill Village, model for future developments.

Huntsville City Council - 23 April 2009 | flashpoint

[clamoore]

That is great news. I know some of the folks working on the Lowe Mill Restoration. They are long-time residents of the Village and they really want to help improve the City. Now, when that restoration is complete, perhaps it will jump across Bob Wallace and head south down Triana.

[Reactionary]

Nope. Next up Terry Heights, Norwood, Lincoln - places zoned residential close to downtown.

[clamoore]

Awww, well, to use the vernacular, "It's all good!" We will just have to take matters into our own hands down in Merrimack.