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Commission approves split of 3.25‑acre lot at 1850 McAlpin to allow second single‑family home
Summary
The commission approved rezoning to split a 3.25‑acre agricultural lot at 1850 McAlpin Road into two SF‑2 lots to enable construction of a new dwelling; applicant Lucas Nix said the split is for family financing and estate purposes and would revert in the future.
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a rezoning request 4–1 to split a 3.25‑acre agricultural parcel at 1850 McAlpin Road into two single‑family SF‑2 lots, enabling construction of a new house on a newly created 1.074‑acre lot while retaining the existing dwelling on the remainder. Staff noted the proposal is partially inconsistent with the country‑module density guidelines but meets frontage and lot‑size standards, and the applicant said the split is a family/finance step tied to his nonagenarian grandfather’s trust.
Commissioners expressed questions about minimum frontage and right‑of‑way acquisitions for McAlpin Road; staff confirmed the city has already acquired right‑of‑way for an expansion and recommended denial on density consistency grounds, but the commission approved the request 4–1.
