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Board hears several small rezoning requests for multiunit and single‑family projects
Summary
City planning staff summarized four rezoning and subdivision items (agenda items 14–17) proposing small multiunit and single-family projects in Ward 1 and nearby streets; most projects include off-street parking and alley access, and one owner plans to occupy a unit.
City planning staff briefed the Board of Directors on four land-use items — Z10173 and two related lot-split or rezoning requests — proposing small residential developments on lots in and near Ward 1.
Planner Brad (last name on file) told the board Z10173 requests to rezone a 0.31-acre parcel from R-3 to PDR (Planned Residential) to allow a four-unit residential development. He said the property owner will occupy one unit and the three others will be rented. The lot is currently vacant; the proposed building would be two stories, 25 feet in height, with two parking spaces per unit and a circular drive.
Brad summarized items 15–17 as similar small infill projects: item 15 proposes splitting a 0.11-acre lot into two single-family residential lots; items 16 and 17 are similar projects on nearby streets with off-street parking and alley access. Brad said both unit types have patios and about 787 square feet of living area and that the projects are consistent with surrounding mixed zoning and uses.
Why it matters: These agenda items affect neighborhood density, parking, and housing supply in the affected wards and will be reviewed in upcoming public hearings according to the planning process.
Board questions and clarifications: Director Miller asked for an overview of items 14–17; Miller and other directors confirmed each project includes off-street parking. The transcript does not record public testimony or a final vote on these items at the agenda-setting meeting.
Discussion versus action: The planning director provided an overview; these items remained on the planning portion of the agenda for upcoming hearings. No formal board vote was recorded in this meeting.
