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Board reads ordinance to rezone East Belle Bellevue parcel from R-2 to R-1A
Summary
A bill to rezone a parcel on East Belle Bellevue Street from two-family residential (R-2) to single-family residential (R-1A) was read at the June 3 Board of Aldermen meeting; Planning & Zoning had referred the map amendment to the board and aldermen asked a brief question about nearby filled creek/ditch.
Pacific — The Board of Aldermen on June 3 heard a reading of Bill 5281, an ordinance proposing to rezone a parcel on East Belle Bellevue Street from R-2 (two-family residential) to R-1A (single-family residential).
Madam Clerk read the bill aloud as an ordinance “providing for the rezoning of a certain parcel of land from R-2, two-family residential district to R-1A single family residential district, East Belle Bellevue Street.” The zoning map amendment had been considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission the week before; city staff noted the commission tabled one code amendment item but had forwarded the map-change application to the board for the reading.
Alderman Lesh asked whether a ditch or creek that had been previously covered with concrete would interfere with any new building. City staff responded it should not affect the property and that the covered feature is on the north side of the parcel. No vote on final rezoning was recorded at the June 3 meeting; the bill received a reading.
The ordinance’s first reading and the Planning and Zoning Commission’s review were the primary actions taken at the meeting on this topic. The transcript indicates John and Jennifer (last name redacted in the commission notes) were the applicants before the Planning and Zoning Commission; no further public hearing testimony or final board vote was recorded during the June 3 session.
