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San Luis council approves rezoning for 3.13 acres at 6th Avenue and Urduzuastegui after neighbor concerns
Summary
After public comment from nearby residents and business owners about traffic and privacy, the San Luis City Council approved a minor amendment and rezoning that changes about 3.13 acres at 6th Avenue and Urduzuastegui from mixed-use to medium-density residential, with conditions including a developer-funded traffic study and one-story limits along the northern property line.
The San Luis City Council on Jan. 24 approved a minor amendment to the 2040 general plan and adopted an ordinance rezoning roughly 3.13 acres at the northwest corner of 6th Avenue and Urduzuastegui Street from mixed-use activity center to medium-density residential.
Staff presented the request from the developer (identified in the hearing materials as Comite) and recommended approval after finding the proposal met state law, city code and the goals of the general plan. Jose Guzman, director of development services, told the council the rezoning does not itself change zoning on all portions of the parcel; it sets the land use designation…
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