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Council corrects mapping error, rezones parcels mistakenly set to agricultural
Summary
Council approved an ordinance correcting errors in the comprehensive rezoning map that had reverted residential parcels to agricultural (A1); staff said the change restores the intended neighborhood mixed-use/residential zoning.
City staff told the council that during the comprehensive rezoning the team inadvertently rezoned several parcels back to agricultural (A1) even though prior approvals had set them to a neighborhood/residential category. Officials described it as a clerical or mapping mistake discovered while auditing the map after adoption.
Council moved to correct the errors by ordinance and voted to restore the parcels to their prior, intended zoning classifications (the transcript references all 175 / neighborhood mixed-use categories). The council noted the action was corrective — restoring the original zone designation rather than creating a new use.
Staff said the correction will align the zoning map with subdivision records and developer expectations and will allow permitted uses consistent with the neighborhood and subdivision pattern.
