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Commission discusses rezoning and lot-split options for KC Gustafson lots, planner to consult owner
Summary
Commissioners explored rezoning the KC Gustafson property for residential use, amending overlay boundaries or language, and adjusting R‑1 lot standards; City Planner Claire Stickler will contact the property owner to clarify their proposal and invite them to the next meeting.
At its Oct. 28 meeting the Harris Planning Commission discussed potential rezoning and lot‑split options for the KC Gustafson lots.
Commissioners considered several approaches: rezoning the parcel to residential, readjusting overlay boundaries, amending the overlay language to account for residential use rather than business, and allowing higher density by modifying R‑1 lot size, width, and depth requirements. The discussion focused on what changes would allow residential development while remaining consistent with the commission’s goals for the overlay.
City Planner Claire Stickler will contact the Gustafson property owner to get a clearer sense of the proposal they intend to file and will invite that owner to the next Planning Commission meeting to present specifics. No formal motion or vote was recorded on zoning changes during this meeting.
Why it matters: The commission’s direction could shape whether the Gustafson parcels are developed for homes or retained under business‑oriented designations; any change would require formal zoning amendments and public process.
