A Petersburg company looking to develop a subdivision is one step closer to purchasing borough land for the project. That’s after the Petersburg Borough Assembly voted unanimously last week to approve an application from Skylark Park LLC.
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New for-sale signs appeared on nine lots along Petersburg’s Mitkof Highway sometime in the last week. The lots are owned by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.
It’s a surprise to the Petersburg Borough – the signs directly contradict what the Trust Land Office recently told Borough officials.
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The Petersburg Borough can now sell its land to private citizens and developers at below appraised value. The Petersburg Borough Assembly approved the change last week. Assembly Member Thomas Fine-Walsh submitted the ordinance. He told assembly members it’s meant to address the shortage of reasonably priced housing within the Borough.
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Tribal Council President Cris Morrison speaking to members of Petersburg’s Borough Assembly...
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Housing is a big concern for communities across Southeast Alaska. In Petersburg, the results of a community survey indicate that more than 300 houses may need to be built or renovated in the next decade.
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Petersburg’s Borough Assembly approved an appeal from the local hospital board that will allow them to move forward with their plans to build a new hospital.
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Petersburg’s Borough Assembly has a packed agenda ahead of its July 17th meeting. It’ll start after the assembly, sitting as the Board of Adjustment, looks over an appeal of a decision made by the local Planning Commission on June 13th.
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Petersburg’s Housing Task Force plans to survey residents to better understand housing needs in the Borough. The Task Force requested $55,040 in funding from Petersburg’s Borough Assembly at January 17th Borough Assembly meeting for a Borough-wide study on housing needs.
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