New Developer! New Proposal!

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As many of you know a new developer
is proposing to split the lot on 6194 S Franklin St into six lots. They have filled a preliminary application but there is no community meeting scheduled yet.
Here is the link to the application and other details. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RIB9I40vSa7oaISkyf8wdXGj-EgFmAot/view?usp=sharing

Thanks
Saber



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