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Council approves map amendment to allow mixed-use development on 22 acres near Dickinson Avenue and Allen Road
Summary
Greenville City Council voted unanimously April 10 to change the future land use designation for 22 acres owned by Hill Point LLC from a mix of office/institutional, traditional neighborhood and conservation/open space to Mixed Use, clearing the way for a future rezoning and development review.
Greenville City Council on April 10 unanimously approved a future land use map amendment requested by Hill Point LLC that redraws about 22 acres near the northeastern corner of Dickinson Avenue Extension and Allen Road to a Mixed Use designation.
City planner Chris Kelly told the council the amendment changes future land use characters that currently include Office/Institutional (OI), Traditional Neighborhood Medium-High (TNMH) and Potential Conservation/Open Space (PCOS) to a single Mixed Use character. Staff said the change does not itself rezone the property but is a standard step to allow a later rezoning and development application; the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval on March 18, 2025.
The amendment matters because the Mixed Use character would…
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