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Council rezones 3212 W. Marlin from RS‑60 to RS‑50 to regularize lot width; applicant seeks single‑family rebuild
Summary
Council approved an RS‑60 to RS‑50 rezoning at 3212 West Marlin Avenue to match the lot’s 50‑foot frontage and allow a conforming single‑family home; the applicant said the intent is to build a single house rather than multiple units.
City Council voted unanimously on first reading to rezone 3212 West Marlin Avenue from RS‑60 (single‑family 60) to RS‑50 to align the legal zoning with the property's 50‑foot platted frontage.
Planning staff said the lot fronts measure about 50 feet and that RS‑50 is consistent with the pattern of nearby lots on that block. Development Coordination staff noted the parcel is part of the Tropical Terrace subdivision platted with 50‑foot lots, and the applicant said the owner intends to rebuild a single single‑family home on the parcel rather than subdivide or construct multiple units.
Why it matters: the rezoning regularizes the lot’s zoning classification so future sale or permitting can proceed with a conforming RS‑50 classification. The applicant, represented by Aileen Losario, told council the owner simply wants the property to be title‑consistent and to replace the existing home with a single new house.
Council outcome: Councilmember Miranda moved the ordinance; roll call was unanimous. Second reading and adoption were scheduled for March 6, 2025.
