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335 7th Street rezone

Rezone of six parcels from R-3 and C-2 to R-2S for owner-occupied townhomes, with a possible 36 units including an existing duplex. Adopted 7-0 as Ordinance 2024-5 on March 12, 2024.

Where it stands
Approved
Type
Zone change
Location
335 7th Street
Size
2.1 acres
Homes
36
Applicant
PS Real Estate Investments, LLC

Every hearing and vote

  1. February 13, 2024 · City Council

    Proposed rezone of 335 7th Street from R-3 and C-2 to R-2S (work session)

    Discussed

    Deputy Planning Manager Joe Simpson described PS Real Estate Investments, LLC's petition to rezone six parcels totaling 2.10 acres for owner-occupied townhomes; the Planning Commission recommended approval as consistent with the General Plan and Lynn Community Plan. Members discussed using deed restrictions or a development agreement to hold the developer to the project as presented, but gave no direction to draft one. The item was set for March 12 action.

    • Applicant: PS Real Estate Investments, LLC
    • Acres: 2.10 (six parcels)
  2. March 12, 2024 · City Council

    Ordinance 2024-5: rezone 335 7th Street from R-3 and C-2 to R-2S

    Approved · 7-0

    The council rezoned six parcels totaling 2.10 acres for owner-occupied townhomes. Planning Manager Brierley said existing zoning could allow about 45 apartment units under one owner, while R-2S allows a possible 36 townhome or rowhouse units including an existing duplex. Applicant representative Travis Taylor praised Ogden's R-2S approach. Speakers Angel Castillo and Linda Sanchez supported home ownership; Teresa Bramwell questioned how six mid-block lots were assembled. Council Member Graf called R-2S a benefit to the city and Vice Chair White noted the developer could build more units under current zoning.

    • Applicant: PS Real Estate Investments, LLC
    • Acres: 2.10 (six parcels)
    • Current zone to proposed: R-3 and C-2 to R-2S
    • Planning Commission: recommended approval
    • Possible density: 36 units

    Moved by Council Member Richard Hyer, seconded by Council Member Dave Graf. Vote: 7-0