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Rezoning for Old Dayton Pike properties postponed to Sept. 5 meeting
Summary
An ordinance to rezone two tracts at 12701 and 12711 Old Dayton Pike was deferred because the Planning Commission had not issued a recommendation and the property owner was not present due to a family emergency; Mayor Everett said the item will be heard Sept. 5.
An ordinance to rezone tracts at 12701 and 12711 Old Dayton Pike from A‑1 agricultural to R‑1 single‑family residential was listed for public hearing and first reading but was postponed on July 18 because the Planning Commission had not forwarded a recommendation.
Mayor Everett told the board that the Planning Commission had rolled the item and said it could not be heard without that recommendation. City Manager Burt Johnson said the property owner had a family emergency and could not attend. The mayor indicated the rezoning would be placed on the Sept. 5 meeting agenda.
No public hearing or vote occurred on the ordinance at the July 18 meeting; the item remains pending the Planning Commission recommendation and the owner's representation.
