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Blue Ridge council tables rezoning request for Morris Addition, asks developer for rendering and feasibility on sewer/water
Summary
The City Council postponed action on a request to rezone three lots in the Morris Addition to R-2 (multifamily) and asked the applicant for an artist rendering and infrastructure feasibility information about sewer and utility meters before taking a vote.
The Blue Ridge City Council on Tuesday moved to table a request to reclassify three lots in the Morris Addition for R-2 (multifamily) use until the applicant provides a visual rendering and additional feasibility information about sewer and water capacity.
The request would have rezoned three adjoining tracts — Lot 1 (0.31099 acre), Lot 2 (0.414 acre) and Lot 3 (0.19699 acre) in the Morris Addition — totaling approximately 0.92198 acres inside the city limits and in Collin County.
Council member Colvin Collinsworth made the motion to ask for an artist-style rendering showing the proposed building layout and exterior appearance; the motion also asked staff to confirm utility availability and meter requirements before bringing the item back. The motion was seconded and approved by the council.
The applicant, Hugo Mondragon, said he owns the property and described growth…
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