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Planning Commission recommends rezoning of Lot 1 at Flatwater Lake to R-3

City of Valley Planning Commission · January 20, 2026
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Summary

On Jan. 20, 2026, the City of Valley Planning Commission unanimously recommended that City Council approve Bob Hampton’s application to rezone Lot 1 at Flatwater Lake to R-3 for single-family development. The recommendation followed a presentation by City Engineer Greg Perry.

On Jan. 20, 2026, the City of Valley Planning Commission voted 7-0 to recommend that the City Council approve an application by Bob Hampton (Flatwater Lake LLC) to rezone Lot 1 at Flatwater Lake to R-3 for single-family use. Member Brian Foutch moved the recommendation and Chairman Larry Bottger seconded; members Kyle Anderson, Scott Burke, Mark Conrey, Jeremy Mayer and Greg Sunde joined the motion. Members Danielle Lowry and Jim Tomanek were absent.

City Engineer Greg Perry addressed the commission and described the requested change of zoning, saying the lot "will be for single family use justifying the rezoning to R-3." The public hearing produced no speakers from the public, and the commission closed the hearing before taking its vote.

The recommendation asks the City Council to adopt an ordinance changing the future land use map and the zoning designation for Lot 1 at Flatwater Lake to R-3. A favorable recommendation from the Planning Commission forwards the application to council for final action under the city's zoning and land-use procedures.

The commission handled the item as a standard rezoning recommendation; no conditions or amendments were recorded in the Planning Commission's motion. The council will receive the Planning Commission's recommendation and may schedule first reading or other proceedings according to the city's adoption process.