The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted unanimously last week to sell two borough-owned parcels to local developer Dave Ohmer for $61,800. Ohmer plans to build a duplex on each property, which are on Haugen Drive near the hospital WERC building.
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Petersburg’s borough assembly tonight will decide if two different land sales for housing development will move forward.
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Several borough-owned lots in Petersburg will get utilities in the next year or so. Tlingit Haida Regional Housing Authority will do the work. In return, the nonprofit will get seven of the lots. The borough will keep the other four.
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The Legislature-approved capital budget includes state funding for a program meant to encourage land development.
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Petersburg municipal code doesn’t allow the borough to sell its land to private citizens and for-profit businesses at below assessed value. Now the Petersburg Borough Assembly is considering allowing those sales if the land will be used for public good. Petersburg residents will have a chance to weigh in on the change at the Borough Assembly’s next meeting on Monday, March 4.
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Petersburg’s Tribe, the Petersburg Indian Association, is hoping to develop a subdivision for Tribal citizens and the general public. Petersburg Borough’s Planning Commission voted unanimously last week to recommend that the borough sell nearly eight acres of its land to the Tribe. The recommendation comes amid a housing shortage in Petersburg.
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