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Shawnee council approves rezoning of 42-acre Clear Creek site for 62-home subdivision
Summary
The City of Shawnee City Council voted 7-0 to rezone 42 acres near Clear Creek to allow a 62-lot single-family subdivision called the Village at Clear Creek after hearing from six nearby residents.
The City of Shawnee City Council on March 24 approved rezoning 42 acres from residential suburban and agricultural uses to single-family residential to allow the preliminary Village at Clear Creek subdivision.
Community Development Director Doug Allman presented the request, saying the preliminary plan would create 62 single-family lots. Six nearby residents spoke during the hearing, raising concerns about future improvements to Clear Creek Road, additional traffic effects on Clear Creek and Gleason roads, and the need for sidewalks in adjacent neighborhoods. The council discussed those concerns before voting.
The council approved the rezoning on a 7-0 vote. The meeting record did not identify a motion maker or seconder in the summary presented to the council minutes and did not list an ordinance number or other identifying file number for the rezoning request.
The approval clears the preliminary land-use change; the transcript did not specify subsequent steps such as final plat approvals, required infrastructure commitments, or timetable for construction.
