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Council approves rezoning of 13.75 acres to PRD, requires concrete fence along public‑works border
Summary
The Syracuse City Council unanimously rezoned about 13.75 acres near 3100 South and 2300 West to Planned Residential Development, adding a requirement that the barrier between the new homes and the city public‑works site be a concrete fence; council members debated who pays the cost and how the development agreement accounts for it.
The Syracuse City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to rezone about 13.75 acres located approximately at 3100 South and 2300 West from Residential R‑1 to Planned Residential Development, with a stipulation that the separating wall between the new subdivision and the adjacent public‑works property be constructed of concrete.
Council members said the parcel will become part of a trade that adds land to the city and noted the site sits next to the city’s public‑works operations. Council and staff debated what fencing is required by local rules, who pays for any upgrade from a vinyl fence to precast/concrete, and how the development agreement addresses the cost.
The issue drew sustained comment from council members and staff. City planning staff…
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