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Derby residents allege misconduct, flood impacts in protest of proposed rezoning at Woodlawn and 50 Fifth
Summary
At the Aug. 12 Derby City Council meeting, two residents urged the council to stop a proposed rezoning at the southwest corner of Woodlawn and "50 Fifth," citing flooding, runoff and alleged improper behavior by the Planning Commission; residents asked the council to require single-family lots and remove planning commissioners.
Two Derby residents used the council’s public-forum period on Aug. 12 to press the council to halt a proposed rezoning at the “Southwest Corner Of Woodlawn And 50 Fifth,” raising two separate sets of concerns: neighborhood flooding and runoff tied to recent development, and what they called improper conduct by members of the Planning Commission.
Audrey Goff, who identified herself as a Derby resident at 3201 North Woodlawn Boulevard, said the proposal would change the property’s zoning from “ag single dwelling” (the pre-annexation designation) to R-2 rental duplexes and that “the majority of residents in the surrounding area” opposed the change and had submitted a petition on the city’s website. She said the rezoning would harm owners of adjacent large-lot single-family properties and would increase runoff in an area that already…
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