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Council sends the 4.29-acre Moderate Density rezoning back to the commission, 5-0 (Ordinance No. 8143)
At the public hearing on Ordinance No. 8143, rezoning 4.29 acres near Scotty Drive and Wrangler Trail from Residential District 1 to Moderate Density District (applicant Furman Land Surveyors, Inc. for B&M Equities LLC), two people spoke for the item and eight against. The council voted 5-0 to send the item back to the Planning and Zoning Commission and to look further into access for the proposed plan.[1]
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The commission minutes for Z-24-07 do not give its acreage or location. Ordinance No. 8143 is identified here as the same case because it is the only Residential District 1 to Moderate Density rezoning in the council minutes of July through September 2024 (heard July 23, three weeks after the commission's vote), the same engineering representative spoke for the applicant at both meetings, and a nearby property owner who opposed Z-24-07 at the commission also spoke against Ordinance No. 8143. [2][1]
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On July 23, 2024 Councilmember Tom Scherlen moved to send Ordinance No. 8143 back to the Planning and Zoning Commission; the motion was amended, by Mayor Cole Stanley, to send it back "and then to look for further investigation/clarification on access for proposed plan as drawn," seconded by Councilmember Les Simpson, and passed 5-0. The commission minutes reviewed do not show the case returning; the October 7, 2024 minutes are not in the cache. [1]
