Lufkin City Council Approves Zoning Change for Residential Housing
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What happened
The Lufkin City Council unanimously approved a preliminary zoning change for part of Spence Street, overriding the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation to deny the request. The change allows a vacant property's zoning to shift from light manufacturing to residential small, which would permit narrower lots and allow for the construction of five new single-family homes.
From kltv.com
Why it matters
The approval allows a shift in land use from industrial to residential in the area. The change facilitates housing construction, which could impact local housing supply and real estate markets.
From kltv.com
Who's involved
- Michael ParkerSpoke for the developer seeking the zoning change
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