City Council Approves Controversial Subdivision Plan

In a recent government meeting, the council approved a request to subdivide two parcels located at 214 and 224 Sonoa Road. The applicant, Landmark Christian School, sought the subdivision to separate a residential property from a football practice field currently utilized by the school. The first parcel, zoned for office and institutional use, will remain as the practice field, while the second parcel, designated for single-family residential use, is intended for sale.

During the discussion, council members sought clarification on the zoning and future plans for the properties. The applicant confirmed that the residential tract would be sold, and any new owner would need to present their development plans to the council for approval. The subdivision complies with existing zoning regulations, and the council unanimously approved the motion.

Additionally, the council addressed another significant item on the agenda: the approval of a contract for an impact fee study. The contract was awarded to Ross and Associates for an amount not to exceed $78,565. This study is expected to provide valuable insights into the financial implications of development within the area.