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Mitchell Planning Commission denies request to rezone portion of Island development
A group of local property owners were seeking to rezone a portion of lots in the Island development along Lake Mitchell to a single-family residential district, switching it from the current Urban Development zoning district, which would make way for larger homes to be built in the future. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
The entrance of the Island development located off North Harmon Drive along Lake Mitchell, where a group of property owners are seeking to rezone. (Sam Fosness / Republic)
A group of Mitchell property owners’ request to rezone a section of lots in the Island development along the west side of Lake Mitchell was denied by the city Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday, as some of the board members deemed it “spot zoning.”