Whitestone Estates (Wilkerson Farm)
Rezone from OS5 to PRD for 54 single-family lots and 39 townhomes on the Wilkerson Farm site. The planning commission recommended denial; the council continued it on Dec. 10, 2024 to Feb. 11, 2025, and the application was withdrawn before that hearing.
- Where it stands
- Withdrawn
- Type
- Zone change
- Location
- Generally 710 West 2000 South
- Size
- 14.18 acres
- Homes
- 93
- Applicant
- Keystone Construction / Roger Dunn
Every hearing and vote
December 10, 2024 · City Council
Whitestone Estates rezone, OS5 to PRD (about 14.18 acres)
Continued · 4-2
The plan had 54 single-family lots and 39 townhomes (about 6.9 units per acre), with townhomes along the railroad tracks; the developer offered to cut four units. The planning commission recommended denial. The farm site is owned by a charity and has been leased to Wilkerson Farm, which has not been profitable. More than 20 residents spoke, many to save the farm, others on density, traffic and parking. Council Members Spencer and Millett and Mayor Young said it was too dense; Macdonald said the plan fit the area; Lambson, Killpack and Gale said they wanted a pause for more information. A motion to deny failed 2-4 among council members, then the council continued it to Feb. 11, 2025.
- Applicant: Keystone Construction with developer Roger Dunn; property owned by a charitable organization
- Acres: about 14.18
- Current zone to proposed: OS5 to PRD
- Units: 54 single-family and 39 townhomes
- Planning commission: recommended denial
February 11, 2025 · City Council
Whitestone Estates rezone, OS5 to PRD (about 14.18 acres)
Withdrawn
The applicant withdrew the application before the hearing. A representative of the developer said significant plan changes meant staff told them it must go back to the planning commission.