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Board denies Tundra Flats rezone and neighborhood master plan
Summary
Trustees voted to deny the Tundra Flats neighborhood master plan and a related rezoning request after planning staff confirmed the board’s prior direction; staff said property owners may reapply with revised proposals.
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The board voted to deny the Tundra Flats neighborhood master plan and a companion rezoning request on July 28, adopting both a resolution and an ordinance reflecting that denial.
Tanya Hillerbrand, the town’s planning manager, told trustees the packet before them contained revised materials to record the board’s earlier decision, and explained that any property owner may reapply: “If they would like, we would encourage that they then take the feedback of the trustees and the planning commission, and they modify the project based upon what they heard,” she said. Trustees moved to deny and conducted separate roll‑call votes for the resolution and the ordinance; both motions passed.
Staff emphasized the denial does not bar a redesigned submittal. Trustee discussion focused on process and whether applicants should reapply, with staff confirming the application and referral process would restart if an owner returns with a new proposal.

