Summary
Two leftover single-family parcels get rezoned industrial to match the big Lone Elm Center development next door, with 173rd Street realigned through them. Same use restrictions as the larger development apply to keep nuisance concerns in check.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
The industrial designation opens the parcels for development as part of a larger commercial center at the intersection.
The surrounding industrial development gains a clean, contiguous site and street alignment.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Mar 3, 2026
About 4.7 acres near 175th and Lone Elm, recently annexed into the city, was rezoned from rural to general industrial to become part of the larger 175th and Lone Elm Center development.
2026-02-09 7:00 PM - Final Trimmed - Feb 9, 2026
Two leftover single-family parcels get rezoned industrial to match the big Lone Elm Center development next door, with 173rd Street realigned through them. Same use restrictions as the larger development apply to keep nuisance concerns in check.
Related development
175th Lone Elm Center final plat (FP25-0033)
A step forward for a large development at 175th and Lone Elm, locking in the public street and easement layout.
175th Lone Elm Center (RZ25-0019)
The property can now be developed as general industrial space within the larger Lone Elm Center.
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