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Council adopts rezoning ordinance for Applin and Brookmeade property
Summary
On a 4–0 vote (one absentee), the council adopted Ordinance 2020 on second reading to rezone 1.57 acres at Applin and Brookmeade from Mixed Use to R3 (single and multifamily residential); staff reported fees and that no development application had yet been filed.
Council heard the second reading of Ordinance 2020, which would rezone approximately 1.57 acres located at Applin and Brookmeade from Mixed Use to R3 (single and multifamily residential density). Planning staff summarized procedural history: the application was received in February, the Planning and Development Board recommended approval on April 6, and the first reading was held April 13. Staff noted the property is currently vacant and that no development application has been submitted.
The clerk read the ordinance by title and staff recommended adoption on second reading. No members of the public provided sworn testimony during the hearing. Councilman Hayes moved to approve Ordinance 2020 on second reading; Councilwoman Allison seconded. The motion carried 4–0 with one absence. The staff record noted rezoning fees of $750 and advertising costs of $212.50.
