Council approves R15 rezoning for Zero Vine Circle with buffer and amenity conditions
After public comment and engineering caveats, council approved rezoning several parcels near East High Tower Road to allow a roughly 61‑lot single‑family subdivision, conditioning approval on trail dedication, buffers mirroring the sewer easement, an amenity, and a deceleration lane.
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The council voted to rezone four tax parcels at Zero Vine Circle from agricultural to a residential district (R15/R25 as conditioned) to permit a proposed single‑family subdivision. Planning staff said the concept plan shows about 61 lots, roughly 6.69 acres of open space (about 19% of the site), and a single entrance off East High Tower Road; staff recommended approval with conditions including a 10‑foot trail dedication and a 15‑foot undisturbed buffer to adjacent developments. "The proposed concept plan... shows a proposed 61 lots," the planner said during the staff presentation.
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