Comite Bienestar townhome rezoning at 6th Avenue and Urtuzuastegui Street
Summary
Neighbors fought the rezoning of 3.13 acres for townhomes, citing traffic near the port of entry, parking spillover and privacy if taller buildings come later. The council approved it anyway with conditions including a traffic study and one-story limits facing existing homes, but apartments would require a future rezoning.
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Last discussed Jan 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
Developer-funded traffic study and roadway improvements; development fees help fund projects like the $2.5 million Cesar Chavez Boulevard expansion.
Affordable-homeownership seekers served by Comite de Bienestar, and the city's growth-funded infrastructure budget.
Nearby residents who fear traffic, parking shortages and loss of privacy, plus industrial park businesses worried about access.
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