River Falls, Troy clash over subdivision review amid Hudson boundary talks

Outside River Falls City Hall. The River Falls Plan Commission on Nov. 4 recommended that the city restore its full extraterritorial subdivision review authority, a move the town of Troy has contested.The decision comes as Hudson and Troy work on a cooperative boundary agreement without River Falls as a party. Hudson moved from a fourth-class to a third-class city in 2022, a change city staff said at the time was driven mainly by the chance to extend its extraterritorial plat approval jurisdiction from 1.5 to 3 miles.This year, Hudson has been working with the town of Troy on an agreement that would extend city services to a proposed commercial development zone largely within River Falls’ extraterritorial jurisdiction.

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