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New Housing Development
When new housing development occurs, it should,
wherever possible occur as infill development within the
existing city limits. As infill possibilities are exhausted,
development should then occur incrementally, or
contiguous to existing development. Growth of this
nature will reduce capital outlay and maintenance costs
to the city by allowing short, economical extensions of
municipal infrastructure (sewer, water, street, sidewalk,
etc.) which serve the new neighborhoods. Incremental
housing growth will also save open land and areas
better suited for agricultural or other use.
As residential development occurs, the city should
insure that each new growth area can reasonably flow
into the existing community. Points made during the
town meeting / survey indicated that there is a divide New development on the outskirts of Tiffin, 2014
between the older section of town and the new
developments. The city should strive to connect all parts
of town during the life of this plan. This will be discussed
further in the Land Use section of the plan.
City of Tiffin 2018 City of Tiffin, Comprehensive
Comprehensive Plan Plan 24
Sources
- citysite: Tiffin Comprehensive Plan – Updated 2018 (Adopted-Tiffin-Comprehensive-Plan.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
Data last updated October 16, 2026. Built from the archive's documents; see how the data is built.