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Snowflake council hears contested rezoning for multi-family units; clerk flags procedural defect
Summary
The Snowflake Town Council considered rezoning two parcels to multi-family to allow up to a developer-proposed 12 units; neighbors opposed citing traffic and existing apartment issues, and a clerk's note said a procedural requirement was not met so final approval will require a second reading.
The Snowflake Town Council on Nov. 2, 2021, considered a request to rezone two parcels (202-10-057 & 046B) from residential (R-45) to multi-family to permit multi-family dwellings. Joe Jarvis, town staff, told the council that Planning & Zoning and staff recommended the rezone and that proper notice had been provided.
During questioning, Councilmember Lynn Johnson asked whether the change from R-45 to multi-family would allow only four additional units; Jarvis said yes and noted that a development review would be required, allowing council oversight. Councilmember Byron Lewis asked about sewer service; Jarvis said the developer had been informed they must extend sewer to town lines and had provided plans to do so. Lewis also raised…
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