First night. Five votes.
August 11, 2026. Council chambers. Seven o’clock.
First meeting. New seat. Pledge, roll call, then the packet gets real. Five items. Addresses I drive past. Acres that will not stay the same if we say yes.
- When
- Aug 11, 2026 · 7:00 p.m.
- Where
- Council chambers
- Items
- 5 · three sites
Five items. Three sites.
SITE 012300 block of E. SW 89th St.
Rezoning — 2300 block of E. SW 89th St.
Villanueva Properties LLC. 9.882 acres. A-1 Agricultural to R-E Residential Estate.
Yes.
Estate lots on land that is already agricultural. That still reads like Mustang. I supported it.
Lot split — same property.
Same applicant. One 9.882-acre tract into Tract A (5.010 acres) and Tract B (4.872 acres).
Yes.
If the rezoning is right, the split is right. Two rural-estate tracts. Clean cut.
SITE 02S. Sara Rd & E. Jackrabbit Ln.
Rezoning — S. Sara Rd & E. Jackrabbit Ln.
Sayo LLC / Grubbs Consulting. 5.1 acres. C-5 Commercial Intensive to R-2 Two-Family, Wild Horse Villas PUD.
Yes.
Intensive commercial giving way to two-family housing next to Wild Horse is a better fit for what is already going in around that corner.
SITE 03SE corner of N. Morgan Rd & E. SW 59th St.
Rezoning — SE corner of N. Morgan Rd & E. SW 59th St.
Shaz Investment Group. A-1 Agricultural to R-1 Single-Family.
Yes.
Homes on that corner. That is the vote I came in ready to make.
Rezoning — same corner, different tract.
Same owners. 15.88 acres. A-1 Agricultural to C-3 Commercial General.
No.
Residential next door is one thing. Fifteen-plus acres of general commercial at the same intersection is another. I could not get there. I voted no.
Four yes. One no.
We recommend. Council decides. I will keep taking these one map at a time.
