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Jasper council approves multiple rezonings and annexation

Jasper City Council · December 17, 2025
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Summary

The council approved several rezoning ordinances converting small parcels to accommodate single-family and multifamily uses and annexed roughly six acres on White House Road into the city, all approved by unanimous vote after public hearings with no speakers.

The Jasper City Council approved a slate of rezoning ordinances and an annexation during the meeting.

Planning staff presented individual rezoning requests that had been introduced at the prior meeting and recommended by the planning commission. Actions included rezoning a 0.23-acre parcel at 409 13th Street West from R-1 to R-4 urban dwelling for multifamily rental use; rezoning approximately 6.9 acres at 4508 Cane Road from B-4/I-22 business zoning to a Business Transition district allowing single-family residences; and rezoning 0.8- and 0.9-acre parcels at 407 Highway 69 South to permit placement of a manufactured home in an affordable-housing district. Additional rezoning items adjusted Kane Road parcels from B-4 to Business Transition to reflect existing single-family residences.

Planning staff said these items had been approved and recommended by the planning commission. Each item was opened for public hearing; there were no speakers against the proposals. Council members moved, seconded and voted to approve each ordinance by unanimous voice vote. The council also adopted an annexation ordinance to bring roughly a six-acre commercial parcel on White House Road into District 1 as B-4/I-22 business zoning.

Council did not attach conditions beyond planning commission recommendations in the recorded motions.