Council approves rezoning for 360-unit ‘Infinity Apartments’ at East 30th Terrace

The City Council approved, on second reading, an ordinance rezoning the property at 19300 East 30th Terrace from C-2 General Commercial to R-30/PUD, high-density residential planned unit development, and approved a preliminary development plan for the project described as Infinity Apartments. Rick Arroyo, assistant community development director, told the council the planning commission had considered and voted in favor of the rezoning on June 24. Arroyo said the project would be a four-story, 360-unit residential building with a two-level parking structure below, located near the movie theater and adjacent to existing apartment complexes; the site is currently undeveloped and unplatted. Council members asked for geographic context; Arroyo said the location is consistent with previous apartment development in the area and that initial infrastructure expectations were anticipated when the first complexes were built. On second reading the council voted 6–0 to pass Ordinance 25061. No new information was provided at the hearing, and no public speakers offered testimony beyond the staff presentation. Planning commission approval and the council’s second-reading action mean the rezoning and preliminary development plan are approved according to the transcript; any final platting, building permits and infrastructure approvals remain subject to standard development review and permitting processes. The transcript records no motions to amend the development plan during the council hearing.