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Arcade council approves rezoning for 2,005‑unit 'Victoria Station' development after tie-breaking vote
Summary
The Arcade City Council on May 12 approved RZ‑2025‑04 to rezone 818.61 acres for a 2,005‑lot detached single‑family subdivision called "Victoria Station" after a 2–2 council split and a tie‑breaking vote by Mayor Doug Haynie.
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The Arcade City Council voted May 12 to rezone 818.61 acres along U.S. Highway 129 and Terry Farm Road to allow a detached, single‑family subdivision of 2,005 lots known in the application as the "Victoria Station" planned community.
The rezoning request, RZ‑2025‑04, was filed by The Pacific Group, Inc., represented in the agenda text by applicant Kevin Seifert; the property owner was listed as GDCI GA 10, L.P. Council Member Cindy Bone moved to approve the rezoning; Council Member Denise Black seconded. The council split 2–2 (Bone and Black in favor; Jenny Buley and Tom Hays opposed), and Mayor Doug Haynie cast the tie‑breaking vote in favor, carrying the motion.
The council’s public record for the item lists the parcel identifiers and the proposed change in conditional Planned Community Development (PCD) zoning for the site (Map/Parcel 055/006 and 055/006D, including 940 Terry Farm Road). The agenda described the proposal as a detached, single‑family subdivision with 2,005 lots on 818.61 acres.
Council members who opposed the measure are recorded as Buley and Hays; the minutes do not record their spoken reasons in detail. The action as recorded approved the modification of existing conditions of zoning approval to permit the proposed residential development.
The rezoning approval is recorded on the council’s minutes; the agenda does not list subsequent administrative steps, conditions attached to the approval, or a timetable for permitting or construction.
The council handled the rezoning as a formal motion and vote during the meeting; the minutes do not show a separate public hearing record or statements from the applicant in the text provided.
