UDO

This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk about the Sudbury Development coming to Bloomington's southwest side.

The existing second floor and top three floors of the new structure will become residential space.

The project is the first duplex approved in a single-family neighborhood since the UDO was amended in 2021.

Council also changed what triggers the ‘student housing’ classification.

Council originally blocked multifamily, or plex, housing from single-family residential neighborhoods in 2019, but legalized them with conditional use approval in May 2021.

Join us this week at we talk with city officials about the multiplex amendment and discuss how it will affect residents.

City loosens COVID restrictions, UDO duplex ordinance passes with compromise, all eyes turn to annexation procedures, and Bloomington's 4th of July parade will look different this year.

The new map rolls back on R4 zoning by about 75%.

Plexes are more restricted after changes to the UDO amendment, city crews are working on getting secondary roads cleared, annexation is still on pause, and a structure design bill could hamper community standards.

Bloomington’s Unified Development Ordinance could undergo new changes that could affect the layout of several neighborhoods.