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Trustees approve rezoning of roughly 8.5 acres in Hochatown for commercial use
Summary
The board approved rezoning of approximately 8.522 acres (Track 5) from residential to commercial, subject to the newly adopted commercial zoning regulations. Public commenters repeated concerns about traffic and asked for consistent application of buffers across both tracks.
The Town of Hochatown Board of Trustees voted to rezone about 8.522 acres (Track 5) from residential to commercial, with approval conditioned on the newly adopted commercial zoning regulations.
During the public hearing, representatives for Vonderosa reiterated that the applicant would comply with the town's zoning code and landscape buffer requirements. Community members thanked the planning commission and the board for their work while repeating concerns about traffic impacts and the need for consistent buffering where commercial parcels abut residential properties.
A motion to approve Track 5 was made and seconded; roll-call votes were recorded with the chair announcing the motion carried. The approval language mirrored Track 4's: rezoning was approved "subject to the newly adopted text zoning regulations." The transcript does not include a recorded ordinance number or an effective date.
