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Lubbock council reviews draft zoning map analysis, staff proposes district-by-district rezoning and digital outreach
Summary
City planning staff presented a draft zoning map analysis that recommends rezoning about 1,250 parcels to align zoning with current and future land use; staff proposed district-by-district hearings and legal notices (about 4,200 letters) with an interactive GIS map and QR codes to aid public input.
City planning staff presented a draft zoning map analysis to the Lubbock City Council on Sept. 23, outlining recommendations to bring roughly 1,250 parcels into conformance with existing land uses and the city's future land use plan.
The analysis, prepared with consultant SafeBuilt, implements the city's December 2018 comprehensive plan and the Unified Development Code, staff said. Director of Planning Kristen Sager said the review used a six-stage process and an interactive GIS website to identify parcels where zoning and land use differ.
Staff noted there are nearly 105,000 parcels in city limits and that the analysis narrowed the scope to about 1,250 parcels with…
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