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Residents oppose spot rezoning for duplexes and request traffic markings at parking lot entrance
Summary
Neighbors told the council they are circulating a petition opposing a rezoning request that would allow duplexes on several R1 lots; the planning commission and city attorney advised how the petition should be handled. Separately, a resident asked the city to add pavement markings at a parking‑lot entrance near Lake Horse Drive to improve safety.
Residents from a neighborhood near Highway 89 reported assembling a petition opposing a developer’s request to rezone several lots from single‑family to allow duplex construction. The resident said neighbors attended the planning commission hearing and expressed consistent opposition. The city attorney advised that the petition wording can be reviewed and that the planning commission will take testimony and make a recommendation that would come to the council for formal action.
Separately, a resident expressed safety concerns about an unmarked parking‑lot entrance on Lake Horse Drive and requested pavement markings or a physical boundary to clarify the roadway and reduce near‑collisions. City staff asked the street department to evaluate options such as painting a yellow line or other physical delineation.
The council advised residents to bring finalized petition language to planning commission for review, and staff said they will review the traffic‑marking request with Public Works.
