Rezone - Lot 1 of Clark 2nd Addition
Description
A request to rezone Lot 1 of Clark 2nd Addition from Agricultural A to Industrial I-1 Light District was set for first reading, with a public hearing on February 10, 2026.
Impact summary
Opens the east side for light industrial development.
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 1
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · Planning Commission
A recommendation. The council’s outcome is not on record here.
Last discussed Feb 10, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council — February 10, 2026
A proposal to rezone Lot 1 of Clark 2nd Addition from Agricultural A to Industrial I-1 Light District, with a public hearing and action scheduled.
City Council — January 27, 2026
51-acre recently annexed parcel rezone from Agricultural to I-1 Light Industrial for industrial development; second reading and public hearing February 10.
Planning Commission — January 6, 2026
A petition to rezone recently annexed agricultural land east of 34th Avenue and north of Highway 14 to light industrial for storage condos. Recommended unanimously to the city council.
Related issues (4)
Rezoning of Clark 2nd Addition Lot 1 to Industrial I-1 Light
Two rezonings got first readings: 51 acres on the east side for light industrial, and 3.1 acres near the 20th Street South interchange for business. Both get public hearings February 10.
20th Street/I-29 area business rezone
Access Holdings wants land southwest of the 20th Street/I-29 interchange rezoned from residential to general business, matching the city's urban high-intensity plan for the corridor. It opens the door to future commercial development once utilities arrive.
Rezone proposals for two Brookings parcels
Two rezoning ordinances had first readings: Lot 1 of Clark 2nd Addition to light industrial, and Block 1 of Mills Third Addition to business. Public hearings were set for February 10, 2026.
Rezoning of Mills Third Addition Block 1 to Business B-2
Block 1 of Mills Third Addition (excluding H1 & H2) was slated to shift from a residential apartment/mobile home district to business zoning. A public hearing was scheduled so residents could weigh in on how the change would affect the neighborhood.
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