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Council hears rezoning request for 1112 East Fourth Street; planning commission recommended approval
Summary
A public hearing covered a request to rezone Lots 6 and 7, Block 7 East Lampasas Addition (commonly 1112 E. Fourth St.) from Commercial C to Single-Family SF-6; the planning commission approved the request 5-0 and the council heard the item during the workshop.
City staff and the applicant presented a rezoning request at the Lampasas City Council workshop for property described as Lots 6 and 7, Block 7, East Lampasas Addition (commonly known as 1112 East Fourth Street), asking to change the zoning from Commercial C to Single-Family (SF-6).
Why it matters: Staff said the property was zoned commercial when the city first adopted the zoning code and that the house has been used as a residence for several years. The applicant, identified in the hearing as Mister Wiggins, told the council the commercial zoning complicated a bank refinancing and that rezoning to SF-6 would remedy that issue and better reflect the Fourth Street corridor’s existing residential character in that location.
Procedure and outcome: The item previously went to the planning commission, which voted 5-0 in favor of the rezoning on the date noted in the presentation. At the workshop, the council received the public hearing and staff explanation. There was no formal council ordinance adoption recorded in the workshop transcript; the item appears to remain subject to the council’s standard public-notice and adoption process.
Ending: Staff will proceed through the formal adoption steps (public notice and ordinance adoption) as required by the city’s zoning and public-hearing procedures.
