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ZONING CASE Z-2026-10700164 (Council District 1): A request for a change in zoning from "R-4 AHOD" Residential Single-Family Airport Hazard Overlay District to "IDZ-3 AHOD" High Intensity Infill Development Zone Airport Hazard Overlay District with uses permitted for Office Warehouse (Flex Space) – Outside Storage Not Permitted except in the “I-2” district and one (1) dwelling unit on Lot 17, Block 90, NCB 3249, located at 1359 West Kings Highway. Staff recommends Denial. (Associated Plan Amendment Case PA-2026-11600070) (Shawn Schiele, Planner, 210-207-0015, [email protected], Development Services Department)

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This request seeks to change the zoning of one lot at 1359 West Kings Highway from Residential Single-Family to High Intensity Infill Development Zone, both within the Airport Hazard Overlay District. The change would allow office warehouse flex space, with outside storage not permitted except where the industrial "I-2" district allows it, along with one dwelling unit. It is tied to a related plan amendment case, PA-2026-11600070.
1 eventFirst seen Nov 3, 2026Last activity Nov 3, 2026Case ID: Z-2026-10700164
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Developer

Reassess flex-space rezoning given staff denial recommendation

Applies if: You are the applicant or considering a similar flex-space project on this lot

Why now: Staff recommends Denial of the R-4 to IDZ-3 request for office warehouse (flex space) plus one dwelling unit, and an associated plan amendment (PA-2026-11600070) is tied to it (Shawn Schiele, Development Services Department).

What to do: Before spending on design or contracts, plan for the request failing: staff recommends denial of the change from single-family to high-intensity infill zoning. Ask the planner which specific findings drove the denial and whether a narrower district or use list would change that.

Act before: After the next material record update

Source: Zoning Commission — Nov 03, 2026 →
Journalist

Identify who is behind the Kings Highway flex-space rezoning

Why now: The item lists a request from R-4 to IDZ-3 for office warehouse (flex space) with outside storage restricted, plus a companion plan amendment PA-2026-11600070, but names no applicant and the record shows no outcome from the 2026-11-03 hearing.

What to do: Find the applicant and owner for this rezoning of a single-family lot to a high-intensity zone, and ask what they plan to build. The record names only the zoning request, not the applicant or project.

Act before: After the next material record update

Source: Zoning Commission — Nov 03, 2026 →
Resident

Check what the warehouse rezoning allows near your home

Applies if: You live or own property near 1359 West Kings Highway

Why now: The request on Lot 17, Block 90 at 1359 West Kings Highway would change R-4 single-family to IDZ-3 for flex space and one dwelling, and staff recommends denial.

What to do: Look up the allowed uses in the requested high-intensity infill zone and compare them with the current single-family zoning. The request would allow office warehouse (flex space) on a single-family lot, though outside storage is not permitted except in the I-2 district.

Act before: After the next material record update

Source: Zoning Commission — Nov 03, 2026 →

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ZONING CASE Z-2026-10700164 (Council District 1): A request for a change in zoning from "R-4 AHOD" Residential Single-Family Airport Hazard Overlay District to "IDZ-3 AHOD" High Intensity Infill Development Zone Airport Hazard Overlay District with uses permitted for Office Warehouse (Flex Space) – Outside Storage Not Permitted except in the “I-2” district and one (1) dwelling unit on Lot 17, Block 90, NCB 3249, located at 1359 West Kings Highway. Staff recommends Denial. (Associated Plan Amendment Case PA-2026-11600070) (Shawn Schiele, Planner, 210-207-0015, [email protected], Development Services Department)