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Aldermen approve rezoning at Highway 169 and W Highway for housing development
Summary
The Board approved rezoning at the southeast corner of Highway 169 and W Highway (bill 3040-24) after questions about density and comp-plan acreage; Jack from planning confirmed the development fits the parcel without relying on Clay Creek acreage. Vote: 4–2.
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The Smithville Board of Aldermen approved bill 3040-24 to change zoning classifications for land located at the southeast corner of Highway 169 and W Highway. Alderman Atkins moved the rezoning ordinance; the motion passed by roll call, 4–2.
Lindsey Vogt, representing the applicant—s engineering firm, identified herself for the record and said she was present to answer questions. During public-comment and board discussion, an alderman asked why the density calculation included Clay Creek acreage. Jack from planning and zoning said the city—s future land-use map shows the broader area as the same category ("orange" in the comp plan), so he included that acreage in the total-area calculation but confirmed the 26.79 acres under consideration would support the proposed number of dwelling units without counting Clay Creek.
Supporters on the dais said the project fills a local housing need; dissenting ayes were recorded by two aldermen. The ordinance was read into the record following the vote.

