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Developer describes 165‑unit plan for Quail Crossing rezoning; council schedules third reading
Summary
Quail Crossing LLC asked the council to rezone and replat property near South 45th Street and Highway 370 to allow a 165‑unit multifamily development; applicant said the project consolidates storm basins, preserves mature trees and is constrained by an existing gas pipeline. Council set a third reading for July 21, 2026.
At the July 7 meeting the council opened a public hearing on Ordinance 4219, a request by Quail Crossing LLC to rezone and replat Lot 1 Quail Crossing Replat 1 (near South 45th Street and Highway 370) to permit a multifamily residential development with site plan approval. Engineer Kyle Veil (speaker 10) represented the applicant and described interior lot line changes, consolidation of stormwater basins, and efforts to preserve mature trees along 45th Street.
Veil said the development would contain 165 apartment units in three buildings (three buildings of 55 units each), with a proposed unit mix he described as "30 efficiency units, 51 one‑bed, 66 two‑bed and 18 three‑bed". He told the council the project removed a planned extended‑stay hotel from the southwest parcel and shifted commercial to the north side of Shannon Drive. Staff noted a gas pipeline crossing the site limits the number and placement of buildings.
Councilwoman Welch (speaker 7) pressed on unit counts and parking; Veil and staff confirmed a two‑stall per unit parking ratio combining garages and surface parking and said site plan and architect selection will follow rezoning approval. The public hearing was closed and the council scheduled the ordinance for third reading and vote on July 21, 2026.
