It will only consist of four residential units, but the Town Council spent considerably more time in reviewing a zoning case for “Palazzo Di Lusso” than it has on other projects of greater density.
The controversial case was rather convoluted because of several factors, not the least of which was the fact that the developer was seeking multi-family zoning on land that was already designated for multi-family on the General Plan.
After continuing the case from a hearing in May, the council last week ended up splitting on its vote, 5-2, and granted the zoning request to Bruce Tully and his Trapezium Consulting Group.
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Controversial zoning approved
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It will only consist of four residential units, but the Town Council spent considerably more time in reviewing a zoning case for “Palazzo Di Lusso” than it has on other projects of greater density.
The controversial case was rather convoluted because of several factors, not the least of which was the fact that the developer was seeking multi-family zoning on land that was already designated for multi-family on the General Plan.
After continuing the case from a hearing in May, the council last week ended up splitting on its vote, 5-2, and granted the zoning request to Bruce Tully and his Trapezium Consulting Group.
Mayor Linda Kavanagh and Councilwoman Cassie Hansen voted to deny the zoning request.
The 1.24-acre parcel on Indigo Drive, between Emerald and Kingstree, was zoned for single-family residential, but the developer was seeking a multi-family designation to allow for a four-unit luxury condo project.
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