24-0878

A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 3801 East Florida Avenue in Cory - Merrill. Approves a map amendment to rezone property from B-A-3 and O-1 to S-MX-5, located at 3801 East Florida Avenue located in Council District 6. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 7-30-2024. This item was postponed at the 9-16-2024 meeting to 10-14-2024 and was further postponed at the 10-14-2024 meeting to 1-27-2025.

Bill Failed Introduced June 29, 2024

Committee: Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
Requested by: Community Planning and Development
Introduced: June 29, 2024
On agenda: January 27, 2025

Where it was heard

City Council Jan 27, 2025 placed upon final consideration and do pass Fail City Council Jan 21, 2025 City Council Jan 13, 2025 City Council Jan 6, 2025 City Council Dec 23, 2024 City Council Dec 16, 2024 City Council Dec 9, 2024 City Council Dec 2, 2024 City Council Nov 25, 2024 City Council Nov 18, 2024 City Council Nov 12, 2024 City Council Nov 4, 2024 City Council Oct 28, 2024 City Council Oct 21, 2024 City Council Oct 14, 2024 placed upon final consideration and do pass City Council Oct 14, 2024 postponed to a date certain Pass City Council Oct 7, 2024 City Council Sep 30, 2024 City Council Sep 16, 2024 placed upon final consideration and do pass City Council Sep 16, 2024 postponed to a date certain Pass City Council Sep 9, 2024 City Council Aug 26, 2024 City Council Aug 19, 2024 ordered published with a future required public hearing Mayor-Council Aug 6, 2024 Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Jul 30, 2024 approved for filing Pass Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Jul 9, 2024 postponed Pass

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