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Zoning panel recommends approval of Lakeway Heights PUD amendment to condominium regime over neighborhood objections
Summary
The Zoning and Planning Commission recommended approval of an amendment to the Lakeway Heights Planned Unit Development that would convert the project to a condominium regime and keep the same schematic and unit count; the motion passed 3-2 after debate over investor rentals, short-term rentals, platting and infrastructure.
The Lakeway Zoning and Planning Commission on Wednesday voted 3-2 to recommend that City Council approve an amendment to the Lakeway Heights Planned Unit Development (PUD) to convert the project to a condominium regime rather than subdivided single-family lots.
City staff described the amendment as a change in legal ownership regime — from individual sale lots to a condominium regime — while keeping the previously approved PUD schematic and unit count. Aaron Carr presented the staff report and said the street in the development would remain a private but publicly accessible three-street (private, non-gated) and that in-lieu-of-parkland fees totaling $382,500 would be provided.
Developer Bruce Rainey, who told commissioners he owns the…
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