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Rolla City Council unanimously approves three land‑use ordinances including 43‑lot Audubon Ridge
Summary
The council approved three final‑reading ordinances including the Final Plat for Audubon Ridge (43 lots), the rezoning of 821 Hwy O to R‑3 with a restriction, and the Final Plat for Rose Senior Villas. All votes were unanimous and recorded by roll call.
The Rolla City Council on May 4 approved three land‑use ordinances at final reading, including a 43‑lot multi‑family development, a rezoning for property at 821 Highway O, and a two‑lot senior housing plat.
City Counselor James Klahr read Ordinance 4909 on final reading to approve the Final Plat of Audubon Ridge and to vacate certain easements and rights‑of‑way. Council Member Nathan Chirban moved to approve and Aaron Pace seconded; the roll call showed ayes from Brown, Jackson, Shelby, Markwell, McNeven, Chirban, Rolufs, Pace, Sperry, Behrendt and Ganz and no nays.
Klahr then read Ordinance 4910 for final reading to rezone 821 Hwy O from R‑1 (Suburban Residential) to R‑3 (Multi‑family Residential) with a restriction included. Chirban moved to approve and Steve Jackson seconded; the council voted unanimously in favor. Finally, Klahr read Ordinance 4911 to approve the Final Plat of Rose Senior Villas (two lots). Tom McNeven moved to approve and Chirban seconded; that ordinance also passed on a unanimous roll call vote.
Nut graf: The three approvals move forward multiple multi‑family residential projects and a senior housing plat in Rolla, advancing development proposals that city planning staff brought forward and that the council vetted through the formal ordinance-reading process.
Council records show the motions and roll‑call tallies were documented in the meeting minutes; no nays were recorded on any of the three final readings.
The council did not take further public testimony on these items during the final readings. The ordinances were recorded as adopted in the meeting minutes and will be effective under the terms specified in each ordinance.
