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Council approves second reading of zone change converting two Palm Avenue parcels to R‑1 single-family
Summary
City council approved the second reading of zone change 24-02 to rezone two parcels on North Palm Avenue from C-1 neighborhood commercial to R-1 single-family residential; council recorded the motion and vote as passed.
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The Brawley City Council on March 4 approved the second reading of zone change ordinance 24‑02, rezoning two parcels at 388 and 400 North Palm Avenue from C‑1 neighborhood commercial to R‑1 single‑family residential.
Consultant city planner Cynthia Mancha told the council the planning commission had recommended approval on Nov. 13, 2024, and council had heard the first reading Feb. 18, 2025. Mancha said each parcel would be developed with a single-family residence. Council discussion included questions about the site’s prior uses; Mancha said the lots previously hosted a market and later a church.
Council member Timothy Kelly made the motion and Mayor Pro Tem J. Jagalvan seconded; the motion passed on a voice vote with no opposition noted.
Staff did not identify specific development proposals beyond the expectation that each lot would accommodate a single-family home; Mancha did not provide the block number but located the property on North Palm. No appeals or public testimony opposing the change were recorded during the second-reading hearing.
