Killeen City Council said no to a rezoning request on Cunningham Road. Residents spoke up, and the council listened, blocking a planned development.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Potential increase in property value and ease of financing for affected homeowners.
Homeowners with legal nonconforming residential structures on their properties.
There were no specific concerns raised about harm from this rezoning in the provided transcript.
A business is seeking to expand its alcohol sales privileges by rezoning an adjacent suite. This rezoning aims to align the zoning with an already approved area, allowing for consistent business operations.
The city is exploring ways to allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and tiny homes by right, especially in the North Killeen revitalization area. This aims to encourage infill development and provide more housing options, potentially impacting neighborhood character and housing affordability.
The city is proposing to rezone several properties from business districts to residential districts. This is to help homeowners whose homes are legally residential but are zoned for business, which can cause issues with selling or improving their property.
Killeen disapproves developer request to disannex from large property in south Killeen The Killeen Daily Herald
Killeen City Council rejects Cunningham Road rezoning amid resident pushback KXXV
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