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Developer proposes 11-unit single-family plan; staff finds rezoning consistent
Summary
A standard rezoning would allow conversion of a 1.9-acre site to RMC-6 to enable up to 11 townhome-style single-family detached units; Planning Commission and Development Services staff supported the change and no public opposition was recorded.
Jessica Kowal, representing Bridal Home Partnership, presented a request to rezone about 1.9 acres from RSC-6 (with mobile-home overlay) to RMC-6 to permit a maximum of 11 townhome units. Kowal said the site is in the Waimama Village overlay and that staff reported no objections from reviewing agencies. "The development will be subject to the RMC development standards and the Wymoma downtown overlay district regulations," she said.
Planning Commission staff (David Hay) told the hearing the rezoning meets multiple comprehensive-plan objectives for compatibility and community design, including Goal 12 and objective 12-1, and found the proposal consistent with the South Shore area-wide systems and Waimama community plans. No proponents or opponents signed up to speak and the hearing closed with no further testimony from the applicant.
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