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Packet proposes rezoning to Shadow Creek Planned Unit Development; Planning Commission recommended and public hearing scheduled
Summary
Ordinance No. 26-036 would rezone several lots to a Shadow Creek Planned Unit Development, adopt PUD development regulations (max 3.5 units/acre, minimum 30% common open space), and schedules a public hearing for April 7, 2026. The packet contains inconsistent sponsor text between two copies.
Ordinance No. 26-036 in the packet proposes rezoning dual‑jurisdiction lots #10232‑10235 to the Shadow Creek Planned Unit Development (PUD) and adopts a PUD zoning text. The Planning Commission forwarded the recommendation on Jan. 5, 2026 and the packet lists a public hearing for April 7, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers.
The PUD zoning text in the packet sets a maximum overall density of 3.5 dwelling units per acre (the packet lists the project’s calculated density as 2.92 units per acre), requires a minimum of 30% of the site to be common open space intended to preserve streams, steep slopes and other environmentally sensitive areas, and establishes baseline lot sizing and setback rules (e.g., a minimum fee‑simple lot area of 6,050 sq. ft.). The text also requires at least one homeowners association (HOA) and allows townhome and single‑family development where indicated on the general development plan.
The packet contains two copies of the ordinance text with different sponsor lines: one copy is labeled as sponsored by Council Member Mike Reese (packet section SEG 063) and a later copy lists Council Member Angela May as sponsor (SEG 064). That inconsistency is present in the materials and should be clarified by Council or staff before any reference to a single sponsor is published. The packet shows the Planning Commission recommendation and schedules a public hearing; there is no recorded council vote in the published text.
