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Council approves rezoning ordinance for parcel near Webster Street
Summary
Spring Hill City Council voted 5-0 to approve Ordinance 2026-06, rezoning a parcel from C-2 to M-P with a protective overlay (Z-25-5) on the west side of Webster Street about one-half mile north of 223rd Street.
The Spring Hill City Council voted 5-0 on March 26 to approve Ordinance No. 2026-06, a rezoning application (Z-25-5) to change a property from C-2 commercial zoning to M-P (manufacturing/industrial) with a protective overlay on the west side of Webster Street roughly one-half mile north of 223rd Street. Councilmember Ivan Delgado moved the ordinance and Councilmember Mike Grant seconded; the roll-call vote was Delgado—yes, Savage—yes, Feeback—yes, Grant—yes and Mayor Young—yes.
The ordinance amends the zoning classification for the parcel and attaches a protective overlay intended to limit uses or impose conditions specified in the application record. The council did not request additional changes on the council floor prior to the vote.
The approval follows staff review and the rezoning application as presented by RIC Consultants on the council agenda. No public testimony in opposition or additional amendments were recorded during the meeting.
