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Applicant seeks rezoning of 3435 Moore Street to allow eight rental units
Summary
At a March 4 public hearing in Pierce County, applicant Weston Cason asked to rezone 1.18 acres at 3435 Moore Street from Single-Family to Multi-Family to build four duplexes (eight units), citing county growth and a shortage of housing; commissioners asked the applicant to consider alternate access points.
Weston Cason requested that the county rezone Parcel #034B-043 (1.18 acres at 3435 Moore Street, Blackshear) from Single-Family to Multi-Family to build four duplexes — a total of eight rental units. "Pierce County is growing, and people want to move here but there is a lack of housing," Cason said during the public hearing.
The request was presented at the public hearing called by Chairman Neal Bennett. No members of the public spoke in opposition. Commissioner David Lowman asked where the entrance to the proposed development would be; Cason said the entrance would come off Moore Street and agreed to work with the county on alternate entrance ideas.
The hearing record shows the applicant described the development plan and welcomed the county's suggestions on access and permitting. The transcript does not record any final vote or formal action to approve or deny the rezoning during the provided segments.
Next steps recorded on the agenda list the rezoning as an item for discussion and action in the regular meeting, but the provided record does not contain the commissioners' final decision on this parcel.
