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Council rezones two former BIH parcels to R1 for single-family development
Summary
Henderson council approved rezoning two parcels of the former BIH subdivision from M2 to R1 to encourage single-family residential development; first reading ordinance language for the change was presented.
The Henderson City Council voted to change zoning on two parcels formerly known as the BIH Subdivision from M2 (medium-density multifamily) to R1 (low-density single-family) to make the land suitable for single-family homes.
A presenter said the parcels were purchased by HITCO (EDC ownership referenced) and the intent is to "jump start some residential and make it single family," moving the properties back toward single-family development. The council approved a motion to change the zoning and conducted a first reading of the ordinance language associated with the change.
The motion to rezone was made by Mr. Jackins and seconded by Mr. Searcy; council members voted in favor and the item was carried. The agenda listed a first reading of ordinance 2025-5-2 for the formal text; the city attorney reviewed the language as consistent with the council's action.
No conditions or amendments were recorded during the meeting.
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