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Council approves rezoning for mixed-use development on 17.23-acre parcel at Hwy 77 and Central South Boulevard
Summary
The council unanimously approved a planned-development revision to allow commercial and roughly 300-unit multifamily buildings, a clinic and a farmers market on a 17.23-acre site; neighbors expressed traffic and density concerns during the public hearing.
The Red Oak City Council voted 5-0 to adopt Ordinance No. 25-045 amending Planned Development 108 to permit commercial and multifamily uses on about 17.23 acres at the southeast corner of South Central Boulevard and North Highway 77.
Planning staff and the applicant described the proposal as a mixed-use development with approximately 300 multifamily units over ground-floor commercial, a parking garage, a clinic (described as a med-spa–type medical use) and a designated farmer’s market area. The applicant said the project includes a retaining wall, 900 feet of…
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