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Planning commission recommends comp‑plan change to allow residential development, contingent on temporary pump‑station policy
Summary
The Lincoln–Lancaster County Planning Commission voted 8–0 to recommend a comprehensive plan amendment that would reclassify about 113 acres for earlier urban residential growth, subject to final approval of a temporary pump‑station policy and city council action.
The Lincoln–Lancaster County Planning Commission on July 23 recommended approval of comprehensive plan amendment 25002, a request to change the growth‑tier and future land‑use designations for roughly 113 acres near S. 90th and Pine Lake Road to allow urban residential development. The commission's 8–0 vote forwards the proposal to the City Council, but staff said the change is conditional on adoption of a revised temporary pump‑station policy.
Planning department planner Andrew Therof described the requested amendments as “a comp plan amendment to our growth tier map and future land use map,” and said the site would move from Tier 1 Priority C and Tier 2 into Tier 1 Priority B. Therof said the site cannot be served by gravity sewer within the Tier‑1 timeline and would…
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