PUD rezone of S Ann Street and Mathis Street parcels
Summary
Neighbors within 200 feet filed a formal protest petition opposing the rezoning, citing flood-prone ditches, septic-to-sewer costs, traffic, and fears that a PUD is being used to sneak in high-density housing the city's zoning doesn't allow. Commissioners agreed the PUD tool shouldn't create a density category that doesn't exist, and recommended denial; council decides Tuesday.
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Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents cite septic-to-sewer connection quotes of $16,000–$18,000 and concern about property values.
The developer gains a path to smaller, more affordable lots; buyers seeking attainable housing could benefit.
Nearby single-family homeowners fear flooding, traffic, strained septic/sewer, and neighborhood character changes.
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