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Everman council rejects rezoning request for 200 West Enon Avenue
Summary
After a public hearing and staff presentation, the Everman City Council voted down a request to rezone 200 West Enon Avenue from A2 (single-family) to M1 (two‑family/duplex), citing concerns about creating a transitional zone and encouraging similar conversions nearby.
The Everman City Council on Tuesday rejected a rezoning request for a property at 200 West Enon Avenue, voting down an ordinance that would have changed the lot from A2 single‑family residential to M1 two‑family residential (duplex).
Planning staff opened the public hearing on case number 4360 and explained that the city’s future land‑use plan identifies the parcel as single‑family residential and that staff recommended denial “solely because of the concern of the precedent it would set,” specifically the risk that allowing a duplex there would create a transitional corridor encouraging additional conversions nearby, staff said.
The applicant, George Sandoval, who told the council he has owned the property about a…
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