September 24, 2024Asheville City Council
From the minutes, not yet reviewedCouncil rezones 107 Glendale Ave from Residential Single-Family High Density (RS-8) to Residential Multi-Family High Density (RM-16).
Council voted to rezone 107 Glendale Ave from Residential Single-Family High Density (RS-8) to Residential Multi-Family High Density (RM-16).
- Passed. Voted no: S. Antanette Mosley, Kim Roney, Sheneika Smith.
- What the City says it's for: “The purpose of the Residential Multi-Family High Density (RM-16) district is, “to permit a full range of high density multi-family housing types along with limited institutional, public and commercial uses appropriate within high density residential areas.”
More from the minutes
- “The rezoning petition consists of one property totalling 0.89 acres and located at 107 Glendale Ave (PIN 9658-20-6956).”
- “The project site is within the greater Oakley neighborhood, predominated by single-family houses, and approximately one-quarter to one-half mile from the commercial and industrial uses around the intersection of Thompson St and Glendale Ave.”
- “The property is currently zoned Residential Single-Family High Density (RS-8).”
Official title: Council approved of rezoning 107 Glendale Ave
Carried 4–3
From the minutes: This motion was seconded by Vice-Mayor Kilgore and carried on a 4-3 vote, with Councilwoman Mosley, Councilwoman Roney and Councilwoman Smith voting “no.”
Read the motion as recorded
“Councilwoman Ullman moved to approve of the rezoning request for the property located at 107 Glendale Ave from Residential Single-Family High Density (RS-8) to Residential Multi-Family High Density (RM-16) and find that the request is reasonable, is in the public interest, is consistent with the city’s comprehensive plan and meets the development needs of the community in that the request: 1) prioritizes greater densities of development overall, throughout the city as appropriate; and, 2) promotes zoning policies to encourage more housing by expanding areas permitting higher-density development.”
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