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An Ordinance changing the zoning of Lots 15 to 20, Block 13, Hart's Survey No. 9, City of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas from C-1/sc (Commercial/special contract) and S-D (Special Development) to G-MU (General Mixed Use) and approving a Master Zoning Plan with a 32% parking reduction. The penalty is as provided for in Chapter 20.24 of the El Paso City Code. The proposed rezoning meets the intent of the Future Land Use designation for the property and is in accordance with Plan El Paso, the City’s Comprehensive Plan. Subject Property: North of Arizona Avenue and East of N. Oregon Street Applicant: Misifu, LLC, PZRZ24-00035

Ordinances Second Reading Introduced September 16, 2025

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contract
Field
Professional services

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PZRZ24-00035: Lots 15 to 20, Block 13, Hart’s Survey No. 9, City of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas Location: North of Arizona Ave. and East of N. Oreg… El Paso, TX
Committee
City Council
Requested by
Planning and Inspections
Introduced
September 16, 2025
On agenda
October 28, 2025

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City Council Oct 28, 2025 City Council Sep 30, 2025

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