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Council to hold public hearing on 199‑lot Oaks Tree rezoning proposal
Summary
Staff moved a basic development plan and rezoning for 58.2 acres (199 lots) on Old Troy Pike to Monday's agenda for a public hearing; planning staff said the developer targets ~$350,000 price points and the planning commission unanimously recommended approval, while one councilor objected to timing amid rapid local development.
Planning staff presented a basic development plan and rezoning request to change roughly 58.2 acres from agriculture to Planned Mixed Development for a proposed 199‑lot subdivision on Old Troy Pike. The developer's plan would preserve mature trees, include onsite amenities and build smaller 45‑foot lots; planning staff said the project could qualify for a state infrastructure grant to defray off‑site costs.
At least one councilor signaled opposition to approving the rezoning now, citing concurrent development citywide and incomplete updated impact studies for schools and traffic. "I just don't see the request right now to change the zoning to have another development coming in," Councilor Scott said. Staff said a public hearing will be held Monday and that Planning Commission recommended approval.
