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Commission approves two residential rezonings to extend South Haven subdivision

Emerald Planning and Zoning Commission · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Emerald Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved two rezonings on May 18 to convert manufactured-home districts to Residential District 2 for additional phases of the South Haven subdivision; there were no public comments on either item.

At its May 18 meeting the Emerald Planning and Zoning Commission approved two rezoning requests to extend the South Haven subdivision.

Staff described case 2026-89Z, a 2.39-acre unplatted tract near South Osage Street and Freedom Drive, and recommended changing the zoning from manufactured-home district to Residential District 2 so future single-family detached homes must meet Residential District 2 development standards. No public comments were received and the commission voted to approve the request as submitted.

Staff then presented case 202690Z, a 7.56-acre portion of Lot 2, Block 1 Southeast Place Unit 2 near Living Water Drive and Satinwood Drive, with the same requested change to Residential District 2 as a continuation of the nearby development. Staff again recommended approval; there were no public comments and the commission approved the request.

Both approvals were made on motions to approve as staff recommended and carried by voice vote. Staff noted that these rezonings align with the city plan’s neighborhood-low and reserve place types and that builders in the subdivision will need to comply with Residential District 2 development standards.

Next steps: standard permitting and building-review procedures will follow; no additional conditions or public hearings were requested for these items at the May 18 meeting.