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Planning and Zoning Commission recommends denying rezoning of Mockingbird Place Unit 2
Summary
On Sept. 16 the City of White House Planning and Zoning Commission voted to deny a recommendation to rezone roughly 30.16 acres in Mockingbird Place from residential low-density to medium-density after a public hearing with extensive resident opposition over traffic, drainage and HOA/POA control.
White House, Texas — The City of White House Planning and Zoning Commission voted Sept. 16 to deny recommending a developer’s request to rezone about 30.16 acres in Mockingbird Place Unit 2 from residential low density to residential medium density.
The commission’s action follows a public hearing in which more than a dozen residents urged commissioners to reject the rezoning, citing concerns about increased traffic on neighborhood streets, drainage and stormwater impacts, and the influence of the property owner over a homeowners’/property owners’ association.
The rezoning request, submitted on behalf of the developer identified in the hearing as Geneco (referred to in the record also as Genicoff/Genicove/GENCODE), covered Lots 14 through 44 and Track 4 within Unit 2. Planning staff told the commission that notices were mailed and posted “in accordance with state law and city ordinances.” Following the hearing, a motion to deny the commission’s recommendation to approve the rezoning was made and seconded; the motion to deny…
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