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Commission recommends rezoning and future land‑use change for 1920 Schiller Avenue
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a small‑scale future land‑use amendment and rezoning for roughly 40 acres at 1920 Schiller Avenue, shifting the parcels from county rural/rural settlement density to city residential low suburban and transition to RTF (residential two‑family) zoning.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 12 recommended approval of a small‑scale future land‑use amendment and companion rezoning for approximately 40 acres at 1920 Schiller Avenue.
Planner Jun (John) Song told the commission the site is vacant and currently designated County Rural (1 dwelling unit per 10 acres) and low density; the applicant requested changing the designation to Residential Low Suburban (RLS), which allows up to 3.5 dwelling units per acre, and rezoning from transition to RTF (residential two‑family). The Development Review Committee recommended approval.
No speakers from the public addressed the commission on the items. Commissioner Washington moved to recommend the future land‑use change and Commissioner Norwood moved the rezoning recommendation; both motions passed by voice vote after seconding by other commissioners.
Staff said the change is consistent with surrounding city future land‑use designations and that any subsequent site plan and engineering reviews will determine the precise layout and infrastructure requirements.
