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Read. Follow. Verify.Rezoning Approval for 6535 General Lee Road
Record date · April 22, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City Council has approved a zoning change for a 5.83-acre property at 6535 General Lee Road. The site will transition from a low-density residential designation () to a Planned Unit Development () to allow for the construction of up to 55 townhomes.
This ordinance changes the legal land-use designation for the property, enabling the development of a 55-unit townhome project known as Selene Park.
Who It Affects
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Property Owners (Ratley, Allen, Stanley)
The owners are permitted to develop the land as a PUD for up to 55 townhomes.
District 10 Residents
Residents in the area will see a change in land use and the addition of a 55-unit residential development.
Key Facts
- The ordinance rezones 5.83 acres of land from RLD-60 (Residential Low Density) to PUD (Planned Unit Development).
- The development is authorized to include a maximum of 55 townhomes.
- The project is officially titled the 'Selene Park PUD'.
- The City Council approved the ordinance with a 15-0 vote on April 22, 2025.
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- The Land Use and Zoning (LUZ) committee previously approved the measure 5-0 on April 15, 2025.
- The property is identified by Real Estate number 004368-0000.
- The application number for this project is L-6002-24C.
- The project is located in District 10.
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The project moved through the LUZ committee and full council with unanimous support, suggesting alignment with current development priorities.
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