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Committee recommends reclassifying four Seymour parcels to allow multifamily planned‑unit development
Summary
The Joint Committee of the Whole voted to recommend that the City Council approve amendments to the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map to reclassify four Seymour tax parcels for planned multifamily development; motions were moved by Alderperson Gerbers and seconded by Alderperson Vander Heiden and carried.
Alderperson Gerbers moved on July 28 that the Joint Committee of the Whole recommend that the City Council approve amendments to the City of Seymour Comprehensive Plan and Zoning District Map to allow planned unit development with multifamily use on four tax parcels. Alderperson Vander Heiden seconded the motion, and the committee carried the recommendation.
The committee reviewed Plan Commission approvals to reclassify tax parcel 340152000 from Medium Density Residential to Planned Unit Development with multifamily use, and tax parcels 340152100, 340152400 and 340152501 from Low Density Residential/Public Lands/Agricultural designations to Planned Unit Development with multifamily use. The City Administrator summarized the Plan Commission action and the request for the map updates.
Committee members did not record a formal roll‑call vote in the transcript; minutes state only that the motions "carried." The transcript does not record public comment on this matter during the committee meeting.
The committee's recommendation now goes to the full City Council for consideration. If the council approves both the Comprehensive Plan amendment and the corresponding zoning changes, the parcels would be formally available for planned multifamily development, subject to any additional site‑level approvals and conditions.
