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Council conducts first reading of ordinance to rezone lot for manufactured home placement
Summary
The Dalhart City Council conducted the first reading of Ordinance 2025-02 to rezone Lot 16 and the east half of Lot 17 in the Blair Division from R-3 residential special use to allow a manufactured home; the planning and zoning commission recommended approval and the council scheduled a public hearing and second reading for March 10.
The Dalhart City Council on Feb. 24 conducted the first reading of Ordinance 2025-02, which would rezone Lot 16 and the east half of Lot 17 in the Blair Division of the City of Dalhart to allow placement of a manufactured home at 1208 Omaha.
The change matters because rezoning would authorize a residential special use—placement of a manufactured home—on the identified lots. City staff reported that the planning and zoning commission recommended the rezoning, noting that setbacks and other code requirements appeared to be met. "There was plenty of room on setbacks. Everything seemed to be up to par on that," a city staff speaker said, and the planning and zoning commission forwarded the recommendation to the council.
Council members moved and seconded to conduct the ordinance's first reading; the council approved the motion on voice vote. City staff said the structure is "like new" and that a public hearing and second reading will be held on March 10, when code staff will be available to discuss details and answer questions. No members of the public from the property spoke during the meeting.
The ordinance remains subject to the required public hearing and second reading on March 10. If adopted at second reading, it would change the zoning classification for the described lots to permit the specified manufactured home placement under the city's zoning code.
