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Council denies special-use permit for HUD-code manufactured home at 1601 Starlight
Summary
Council members denied a special-use permit that would have allowed a HUD-code manufactured home at 1601 Starlight after Planning and Zoning recommended denial because surrounding homes are stick-built; support and opposition letters were entered into the record.
Mayor Fuchs opened a public hearing on May 19 on an application to place a HUD-code manufactured home at 1601 Starlight. Applicant Sophia White said she sought to place a manufactured home on her property so her son could live there. The record includes opposition letters from Billy Light and Joseph Spatz and a support letter from Jennifer Martinez.
Code Enforcement Officer Aaron Odom told the council that "the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial due to all houses in area being stick built." A motion to approve the special use permit received no second. Council Member Harris moved to deny the permit; Council Member Dominguez seconded and the motion carried with Council Member Pratt recorded as opposing.
The denial leaves the property subject to existing zoning requirements and removes the applicant's immediate option to place a HUD-code manufactured home at that location. The minutes do not record any direction to staff for additional study or an appeal timetable.
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