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Council approves rezoning in Whiskey Creek subdivision on final reading
Summary
On final reading the council approved an ordinance rezoning multiple lots in the Whiskey Creek addition to make them building-permit ready; staff said the rezone follows planning commission recommendations and subdivision rules.
On second and final reading the Harrisburg City Council approved Ordinance 2025-2009 to rezone lots in the Whiskey Creek addition to R-1, council documents and staff remarks said. The rezoning converts several existing lots and vacant parcels from a natural-resources zoning classification to single-family residential (R-1) so the developer can proceed with building permits.
City staff said the application had been reviewed by the Planning Commission and was consistent with the preliminary plan and subdivision and zoning regulations. "This is a pretty straightforward request," a planning staff member told the council.
A council motion to approve the ordinance passed on second reading with an affirmative vote (recorded as unanimous). Staff stood by for questions and noted the rezoned lots are near Adventure Elementary School in the subdivision's northeast corner.
No public opposition to the rezoning was recorded in the meeting minutes or public comment segment. The ordinance approval clears the way for the developer to apply for building permits on the affected lots.
