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Council approves rezoning at 1263 West Queen Street for three-lot subdivision
Summary
Council approved rezoning application 25Dash0101 to rezone ~0.96 acres at 1263 West Queen Street to permit a three-lot single-family subdivision with two new ~2,450 sq ft homes, EV charging and generator hookups; staff recommended approval subject to 12 conditions and no public speakers signed up.
The Hampton City Council voted to approve rezoning application 25Dash0101 to rezone approximately 0.96 acres at 1263 West Queen Street from R-11 and M-2 to R-11 with conditions, allowing a three-lot residential subdivision that retains an existing house and adds two new single-family homes. Chief Planner Donald Whipple described the proposal as two new ~2,450-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bath homes with EV charging outlets, emergency generator hookups and landscaping; staff recommended approval subject to 12 conditions.
Whipple said the site is an adaptive redevelopment of an underutilized parcel surrounded by R-11 zoning and that the proposal "would be fitting into the existing neighborhood" with quality materials and building elevations. No members of the public signed up for the public hearing; the council moved, seconded and approved the rezoning with unanimous roll call.
