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Duluth approves permit for new manufactured home on Donaville Street

Duluth recently approved a special use permit to replace an existing manufactured home with a new manufactured home at 3412 Donaville St. (Courtesy City of Duluth)
Duluth recently approved a special use permit to replace an existing manufactured home with a new manufactured home at 3412 Donaville St. (Courtesy City of Duluth)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
May 27, 2021

The Duluth City Council recently approved a special use permit for the placement of a manufactured home on a little over half an acre at 3412 Donaville St.

The property is in the city’s Core Neighborhood Character Area and the applicant, Karen Harris, plans to remove the existing manufactured home and replace it with a new manufactured home.

The Planning Commission placed three conditions on the request including the permit allows for only one manufactured home on the property. The property will follow regulations for the residential multi-family zoning district per the Unified Development Code, and the existing manufactured home on the property must be demolished and removed before the city will issue the manufactured home permit.

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