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PNC Commission votes 5-3 to recommend rezoning two Cross Creek properties to R-2
Summary
The PNC Commission voted 5-3 to recommend the City of Parkland rezone parcels at 1400 North Pine Street and 443 Lee Avenue in Cross Creek to R-2; the recommendation follows an executive session cited under the municipal code and will be forwarded to city council for final action.
The PNC Commission voted 5-3 to recommend that the City of Parkland rezone two parcels in the Cross Creek area — 1400 North Pine Street and 443 Lee Avenue — to an R-2 residential classification. The commission made the recommendation after convening an executive session cited under Chapter 6, Article 9A, Section 4 of the Buster General Code.
The recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for consideration. "I make a motion that we make the recommendation to the city of Parkland and Council to rezone both properties to R 2," said a commissioner who moved the motion. The motion was seconded and put to a roll-call vote.
In the roll call, Commissioner Schaefer voted yes; Commissioner Mitt voted no; Commissioner Cousine voted no; Commissioner Keith voted yes; Commissioner Becker voted yes; Commissioner Wright voted yes; and Commissioner Meggar voted yes. The tally was five in favor, three opposed, and the motion passed. The commission recorded that the item will move on to the City Council for final action.
The item was introduced as new business during the meeting; commissioners first moved into executive session citing Chapter 6, Article 9A, Section 4 of the Buster General Code to discuss matters related to the purchase, sale, or lease of property, advanced construction planning, the investment of public funds, or other competitive matters that could affect the city's financial interests. The meeting returned to open session before the commission voted on the rezoning recommendation.
Earlier in the meeting commissioners approved prior minutes and, after the rezoning recommendation passed, the commission adjourned. No dollar amounts, specific development proposals, or conditions tied to the rezoning were stated on the record in the transcript. The commission's recommendation does not itself change zoning; it is a recommendation to the City Council, which must take any final zoning action.
