Summary
Roughly 250 acres and 1,300-plus parcels in the Jefferson neighborhood would be rezoned to traditional neighborhood districts that match what's actually built there — mostly single-family homes with a few corner businesses.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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Last discussed May 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Jefferson neighborhood homeowners get zoning that finally matches their actual neighborhood and protects its character.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council — 2026-05-13
The city rezoned the Jefferson Neighborhood from a mix of residential and commercial districts to Traditional Neighborhood, with some parcels becoming B-3 Traditional Neighborhood Business. This shapes what can be built and rebuilt there for years to come.
City Council — 2026-04-22
The rezoning would switch the neighborhood from mixed residential/commercial zoning to traditional neighborhood districts, with some properties to B-3 neighborhood business.
City Council — 2026-04-08
Roughly 250 acres and 1,300-plus parcels in the Jefferson neighborhood would be rezoned to traditional neighborhood districts that match what's actually built there — mostly single-family homes with a few corner businesses.
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