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Commission approves Wall & Cook rezoning, adds Fairway Street to corridor overlay district

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Summary

After public hearings with no public objections, the commission rezoned two lots in Cook's Meadows Hills from R-1 to R-2 to permit single‑family attached development and approved an ordinance extending the corridor overlay district to include Fairway Street (Ordinance 18-18).

The Dickinson City Commission conducted public hearings May 20 and approved two planning items: a rezoning request for lots in Cook's Meadows Hills subdivision and a zoning text amendment expanding the corridor overlay district.

Natalie Burchek, city planner, said the applicant requested a zoning map amendment from low‑density residential (R‑1) to medium‑density residential (R‑2) for two lots in Block 14 of Cook's Meadows Hills Fourth Addition to allow single‑family attached development. She said staff recommended approval and no members of the public spoke in opposition during the hearing. Commissioner Frederick moved to approve the rezoning; the motion passed unanimously.

Burchek then presented a zoning text amendment to Division 5 (Corridor Overlay District) in Chapter 62 of the municipal code to add Fairway Street to the corridor overlay district boundaries. Staff recommended approval and reported no public comments; Commissioners approved Ordinance 18‑18 by unanimous vote.

Both measures carried without public objection at the hearings and will be reflected in the city zoning map and code once processed by staff.