Ithaca Officials, Residents Discuss Collegetown Zoning Ordinance

By ANNIE BUI Ithaca residents and members of the City’s Planning and Economic Development Committee deliberated over changes to Collegetown’s zoning ordinance at a meeting Wednesday. The proposed changes would help promote high-quality construction and protect the character of established residential neighborhoods in the area, according to Alderperson Graham Kerslick (D-4th Ward), who is also the executive director of the David R. Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future at Cornell. A conceptual view of what Linden Ave. could become under proposed zoning changes to Collegetown. The hypothetical view looks towards Dryden Rd. (Courtesy of the City of Ithaca)

Ithaca Officials, Residents Discuss Collegetown Zoning Ordinance

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