The planned Raemisch Farm development would span about 63 acres between Packers and North Sherman avenues on Madison’s North Side. The City Council gave final approval to part of the subdivision in October and will vote on the rest in January.
A planned North Side subdivision with up to 900 housing units that was held up over concerns about noise from the Dane County Regional Airport and then by a decades-old airport limit on building heights is nearing city sign-off more than five years after it was first proposed.
Plans for the Raemisch Farm development call for agricultural land to be converted into 76 single-family homes and hundreds of multifamily units. The proposal was delayed for years over concerns about airport noise and by a decades-old limit on building heights.
The planned Raemisch Farm development would span about 63 acres between Packers and North Sherman avenues on Madison’s North Side. The City Council gave final approval to part of the subdivision in October and will vote on the rest in January.
Plans for the Raemisch Farm development call for agricultural land to be converted into 76 single-family homes and hundreds of multifamily units. The proposal was delayed for years over concerns about airport noise and by a decades-old limit on building heights.
