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More North Chattanooga building planned amid complaints of too much new construction in area

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The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission will meet at 1 p.m. Monday at the County Courthouse to consider rezoning requests.

North Chattanooga continues to buzz with more planned residential and commercial building as developers seek new zoning to move projects ahead.

City planners will hear a pair of North Chattanooga cases when they meet next week, while another developer is getting ready to put up 70 new apartments off Cherokee Boulevard.

Ethan Collier of Collier Construction said plans are to seek rezoning of a tract at North Market and Peak streets to permit the company to continue building on a vacant parcel and eventually put up 15 to 17 new residential units.

Single-family detached units will go up on Peak and townhouses on North Market, he said. The units will range in price from the low- to mid-$400,000, Collier said.