Legislation Details

File #: 5291   
Type: Ordinance Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/12/2026 In control: City Council
On agenda: 8/24/2026 Final action:
Title: Public Hearing and Conditional Zoning for Holly Grove Subdivision to consider an amendment to the Street Cross Sections by Ordinance 030-2026
Attachments: 1. NPH_ConditionalZoning030-2026 1of2, 2. 1103_Street Sections, 3. Site Plan, 4. Zoning Map, 5. Application for Condition Zoning
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Public Hearing and Conditional Zoning for Holly Grove Subdivision to consider an amendment to the Street Cross Sections by Ordinance 030-2026

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Presenter: Josh Monk, Planning & Development Services Manager
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Summary:

The City has received an application for Conditional Zoning for the Holly Grove Road subdivision, which was originally approved for up to 99 single-family homes by Ordinance 018-2025 on April 14, 2025 and 037-2025 for updated house plans. While the new application does not change the number of homes or overall layout, it proposes the addition of adopting specific street cross sections listed in the Lexington Infrastructure Design Standards (LIDS) Manual. Because Conditional Zonings are legislative decisions, they cannot be formally amended. This new application, if approved, would supersede the original Conditional Zoning. As such, it must follow the same review and approval process as the original Conditional Zoning. Upon approval, Ordinance 030-2026 will supersede and replace Ordinances 018-2025 and 037-2026.
As previously approved, the Conditional Zoning application allows for the development of no more than 99 single-family residential lots across approximately 45 acres on properties identified by Davidson County Parcel Numbers 11334A0000005, 1133900000009, 1133900000009A, and 1133900000012 contains a total of 42.81 acres, and is owned by KLM LAND LLC of Durham, North Carolina.
During the original public hearing for the conditional zoning request, a question was raised regarding whether the proposed development would include curb and gutter. Staff confirmed at that time that the development was proposed with curb and gutter improvements, and the project was subsequently approved with that design.
Following the original approval, the applicant conducted additional geotechnical investigations and reported encountering unforeseen field con...

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