Addison Green rezoning would need comprehensive plan amendment, staff says
Staff told the commission the Addison Green Plan Development rezoning does not align with the city's comprehensive plan 'high intensity urban center' designation and therefore a comprehensive plan amendment will be required; staff said the rezoning and plan amendment will be presented together and require separate motions, hearings and votes.
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Lesley Nye, Director of Development and Neighborhood Services, told commissioners that the Addison Green Plan Development rezoning currently does not comply with the city's comprehensive plan designation as a "high intensity urban center" and that state law requires a comprehensive plan amendment before the rezoning could be approved. Nye said staff will present the two items together and that the process will require two motions, two public hearings and two votes.
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