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Developer Withdraws Rezoning Request for 11.81 Acres; Council to Send New Plan to Planning Commission
Summary
An applicant withdrew a first-reading rezoning request for an 11.81-acre tract and said he will rework plans and return them to the Planning and Zoning Commission before coming back to council.
An applicant withdrew a rezoning application on the City Council agenda on March 11, asking the council to remove the item from consideration so the developer could return to Planning and Zoning with revised plans.
Mayor Bobby Lindabooten opened a first reading and public hearing for ordinance O-25-2321, which would have rezoned 11.81 acres from AG (Agricultural) to R-40 (single-family residential). Curtis Young, the applicant, told the council, “We would like to ask for this case to be withdrawn.” He said he and his team planned to meet with neighbors, revise the plan to reduce the number of lots and then resubmit through the Planning and Zoning (PNZ) process.
The mayor acknowledged the withdrawal on the record and told residents that the city will mail new notifications and that the revised plans will go through PNZ before returning to council. The city did not take a formal vote on the rezoning because the applicant removed the item from consideration.
Because the application was withdrawn, the applicant’s original ordinance (O-25-2321) will not proceed; the developer said he intends to reapply after further neighborhood outreach and PNZ review.
The council advised attendees that withdrawal means the matter is off the table for now and that residents will receive notice when a new application is filed and scheduled for hearings.
Proposed next steps described by the applicant and the mayor were limited to re-submittal and the standard PNZ review process; no new timeline or revised plan details were provided on the record.
