The south end of Lochner Road was supposed to be open again by mid-April, but it remained closed because of construction at the beginning of May.
Now is a great time to ride your bike down Lochner Road in south Albany, as I discovered Saturday. The reason is no cars.
This July the Albany City Council annexed 20 acres of farmland and a mobile home at Lochner and Ellingson Roads. Now, as expected, a nationwide homebuilding company has filed a tentative subdivision plat for 101 houses on the land.
With the summer sun low in the west, I took a bike ride Thursday night to take another look at the fast-disappearing farmland on Albany’s south side.
As drivers on Columbus Street south of Albany know, construction is well under way on the start of the Henshaw Farm subdivision, a big new housing development at the corner of Columbus and Ellingson Road. The one novel item I noticed Sunday was a bit of green pavement at the entrance to one of the […]
In S. Albany, 86 lots are set to become 176
The City of Albany has received its second request to convert a single-family subdivision to “middle housing” at twice the density previously approved.
Tags: Ellingson Road, land use, Lochner Road, middle housing, residential density, South Albany, townhouses