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Record date · April 14, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City Council has approved a zoning change for a 1.82-acre property located at 0 Mccargo St N, between Nevada St and Driggers St. The land is being rezoned from (Rural Residential) to (Residential Low Density) to facilitate development by Ryrad Home Builders, Inc.
This ordinance changes the legal land-use designation for a specific 1.82-acre parcel, allowing for higher-density residential development than the previous rural zoning permitted.
Who It Affects
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Ryrad Home Builders, Inc.
The company is the applicant for the rezoning, which enables their planned development on the site.
Residents of District 12
Local residents are affected by the change in land-use density and potential future development at the specified location.
Key Facts
- The City Council officially enacted the rezoning ordinance on April 14, 2026.
- The property size is approximately 1.82 acres.
- The zoning designation changed from RR-Acre (Rural Residential) to RLD-60 (Residential Low Density).
- The final City Council vote for approval was 19-0.
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- The Land Use and Zoning (LUZ) committee approved the measure 6-0 on April 7, 2026.
- The ordinance is filed under number 2026-0087-E.
- Public hearings were held on March 10, March 17, and April 7, 2026.
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Density Increase
The ordinance represents a shift from rural-density to low-density residential, facilitating higher housing capacity on the site.
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