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Board approves rezoning in two-mile fringe for Seneca property
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Board approved Resolution 82-20-24 to rezone a Seneca parcel in the two-mile fringe from agricultural to residential; subdivision review waiver under the fringe-area agreement applied because the parcel split created one lot.
The Planning and Zoning Board voted to approve Resolution 82-20-24, which rezones a parcel in the two-mile fringe area identified as Seneca from agricultural to residential.
Staff explained the change applies to property in the fringe area outside the city limits and that, under the existing fringe-area agreement, the city can waive subdivision review for properties in this classification. The presenter described the action as a reconfiguration that separates a building site from the larger agricultural parcel and said it does not reflect new construction.
The board moved and approved the resolution by roll call. Those recorded as voting aye in the meeting record were Klein, Heeneck, Woodrow, Rotor and Stagg.
No amendments to the resolution were made at the meeting; staff indicated planning and zoning had reviewed the request and provided a memo to the council. The rezoning takes effect according to the local administrative timeline for implementing zoning amendments and may require follow-up recording of the split parcel per city procedures.
