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Council approves multiple rezoning and special‑exception ordinances (votes at a glance)
Summary
At the close of the Jan. 21 meeting the Council unanimously adopted a series of rezoning and special‑exception ordinances — including two car‑wash rezonings, an expansion for Children & Family Services, and two Verizon wireless facility approvals — each passing by 7–0.
The Mayor and Council voted unanimously on several zoning and special‑exception items late in the Jan. 21 meeting. The measures and outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes are listed below.
- Ordinance 12221 (TPENT062300030) — Car Wash, Grama Road: Rezoning from C‑1 to C‑2 for approximately 1.23 acres near Grant Road and Craycroft. Applicant representative indicated the facility is built; Council approved the ordinance 7–0.
- Ordinance 12222 (TPENT102200001) — Superstar Car Wash, Golf Links: Major change to preliminary development plan and conditions for a car‑wash located at Golf Links Road and South Pantano Parkway; applicant agreed to proposed requirements; Council approved 7–0.
- Ordinance 12223 (TPENT042500007) — Children and Family Services expansion (1320 E. Duke Drive / 3922 N. Mountain Ave): Request to rezone a 0.25‑acre parcel to allow medical outpatient services connected to the existing children and family services complex; Council approved 7–0.
- Ordinance 12224 (TPENT072500015) — Verizon wireless communications facility (East Metric Place): Special exception approved to construct an 80‑foot wireless facility in an I‑1 zone adjacent to I‑10; Council approved 7–0.
- Ordinance 12225 (TPENT072500013) — Verizon monopole (South 12th Avenue): Special exception approved for a 70‑foot wireless communications tower with CMU wall; Council approved 7–0.
All five measures passed by unanimous recorded votes (aye votes recorded for each member present). Several applicants confirmed agreement with the ordinance conditions at the dais. The Council’s approvals bring the zoning actions into effect per the ordinances’ effective dates.
