Jim Williams,
the city's director of developmental services, told council that the complex
meets the conditions of the development agreement that was hammered out
as a part of settling the 1996 suit.
The density
of the development, which is on a 27.2-acre tract of land, will result
in approximately 14.7 units per acre.
During the
public hearing, no one spoke in opposition of the rezoning. The matter
took just a few minutes of the meeting, especially when compared to the
Wal-Mart debate that preceeded it and lasted almost an hour and a half.
John Munford
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