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Council approves rezoning and final plat for Tyner Acres at 901 South 134th Street
Summary
Council approved rezoning five lots at Tyner Acres from rural residential to general residential and accepted the final plat that divides the site into five 1‑acre lots with remaining acreage left undeveloped; staff said utilities and easements are in place.
The council approved a rezoning (BSRZO526) and the accompanying final plat (FP 0126) for Tyner Acres at 901 South 134th Street, enabling five one-acre lots to be created from a rural-residential parcel. Staff explained the change was driven by lot-width requirements for the RR district and that the developer proposes general residential zoning to accommodate the proposed lots. The staff presentation said "The applicant proposes rezoning 5 of the 6 lots within the proposed final plat to general residential" and noted utilities (water line, septic) and easement dedications.
Council members asked procedural questions about infrastructure availability and access; staff said a water line exists and the lots will be served by septic where noted, and that easements and right-of-way were obtained. The council approved both the rezoning ordinance and the final plat; public comment at the final-plat hearing included the applicant's representative confirming lot-sale plans and remodeling of the existing house.
