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Council approves 55‑acre Tavira subdivision annexation with lower-density plan and design conditions
Summary
Council approved annexation, rezone with development agreement and preliminary plat for the 55‑acre Tavira subdivision proposing 110 lots at roughly 2 units per acre, with conditions addressing architectural variety, phasing flexibility, and removal of a roadway knuckle to improve lot buildability.
The council approved the Tavira subdivision annexation and associated applications after a public hearing where applicant Mary Wall and planning staff described a 55‑acre plan with roughly 110 single‑family lots and about 22 percent open space. The proposal requests R3 zoning with a development agreement that caps the overall density at two dwelling units per acre and allows a 25‑foot front living setback for added façade variation.
Staff recommended options including a phasing‑plan flexibility clause and removal of the roadway knuckle at the northwest corner to provide better lot area for specific parcels. Councilmembers debated architectural palettes (different elevation sets were presented) and asked the applicant to ensure an appropriate mix of home styles to avoid long runs of identical elevations. Council voted to approve the annexation, rezone, PUD, CUP and preliminary plat with the conditions discussed and asked staff to draft findings reflecting the council’s direction.
