Get ready for more apartments near Iron Horse! The City Council just approved rezoning, and developers are hoping this means more fun stuff for the area.
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The development is expected to bring new commercial activity and potentially tax revenue to the area.
The community benefits from a new commercial service, and the property owner can redevelop an underutilized parcel.
Nearby residents who may have been concerned about potential impacts from the contractor business and outdoor storage.
The council considered rezoning a property to allow a contractor shop with outdoor storage. This type of use can raise concerns about noise, traffic, and aesthetics in residential or mixed-use areas.
A property at 3225 North Town East Boulevard is being considered for rezoning to allow a convenience store with fuel sales. This change is needed because the proposed location is within 500 feet of a residential area and a school, which typically requires special permission.
A proposal to rezone for a convenience store with fuel pumps on Highway 80 faced resident concerns about increased traffic on East Meadows and the potential for truck parking, which council members echoed.
As Centurion American continues developing its Iron Horse Village near the Mesquite Arena, it aims to add high density apartments in hopes of spurring entertainment uses.
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