Serving Gogebic, Iron and Ontonagon Counties
By P.J. GLISSON
HURLEY — Members of the Hurley City Council voted on Tuesday evening to recommend to Iron County’s Planning and Zoning officials the rezoning of tax parcel 236 0204-000 from single residential to multi-family residential “to allow Impact Seven to develop multi-family housing on the site.”
The land currently is owned by the Iron County Resource Development Association.
At a Feb. 8 joint meeting of the Iron County Development Zone Council and the Iron County Economic Development Committee, members discussed the probability of Hurley being chosen as the sit...