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Planning Commission recommends rezoning three parcels to allow duplexes and twin units
Summary
The commission recommended the City Council rezone three parcels from R-1-11 to M-R-2 to permit duplexes and twin units. The applicant described a cluster subdivision with dedicated open space and some outstanding road-dedication and drainage issues; the motion passed with one abstention.
On March 24, 2026, the Enoch City Planning Commission voted to send a favorable recommendation to the City Council to rezone parcels A-1037-0031-0000, A-1037-0029-0000 and A-1037-0030-0000 from Single-Family Residential (R-1-11) to Multiple-Residential (M-R-2).
City Manager Ryan Robinson displayed a map of the sites and said the combined tract is "about an acre and a half," noting the M-R-2 designation would permit twin units, duplexes and similar types of attached housing. Applicant representative Tyler Melling told the commission the proposal is part of a cluster subdivision with a dedicated open-space parcel, and that the developer is actively working to extend Enoch Boulevard to serve the project while addressing a few off-site drainage and road-dedication items.
Commissioners discussed unit counts and building footprints. Commissioner David Hoopes moved to recommend approval; Commissioner Delaine Finlay seconded. The motion passed with all voting in favor except Commissioner Kyle Jones, who abstained.
The commission’s recommendation now goes to the Enoch City Council for a final decision. The record reflects outstanding infrastructure items noted by the applicant and staff — road dedication and off-site drainage — that city staff indicated will be addressed during the permitting and engineering review process.
