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Council conditionally rezones New Dunbar Road parcel pending project funding

City of Byron Mayor and Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Byron City Council approved a conditional rezoning for parcel 054B 005 on New Dunbar Road: it will change to R-3 if the project receives funding and remain C-1 if funding is denied. The motion passed with one abstention.

The Byron City Council on March 8 approved a conditional rezoning for a parcel on New Dunbar Road, tying the zoning change to whether the proposed project receives funding. The motion, made by Council Member Alan Dorsey and seconded by James Richardson, passed with Richardson, Chris Hodges and Dorsey voting in favor and Rusty Adams abstaining.

Council opened and immediately closed a public hearing on the request at about 6:04 p.m.; the minutes record no public speakers for or against the rezoning. Under the approved motion, the property identified as map/parcel 054B 005 will be rezoned to R-3 if the project obtains funding; if funding is denied the parcel will remain zoned C-1.

The action was presented as a conditional, project-dependent change rather than an immediate permanent rezoning without contingencies. No written ordinances or funding sources were attached to the motion in the minutes.

Next steps recorded in the minutes: the conditional rezoning is in effect based on the funding condition described, and no additional votes or amendments related to this parcel are noted in the meeting record. The council did not schedule further public hearings on the matter within the minutes of this session.