Summary
Developers are fine-tuning the 2014 Grandview traditional neighborhood development — shifting multifamily and townhome layouts, adding carriage courts, and updating setbacks to the new zoning code. Neighbors are frustrated about repeated changes and late mailed notices.
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Last discussed Apr 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost; the development is expected to generate property tax revenue once homes are built.
The property owners and developers gain buildable flexibility, and future residents gain housing options.
Nearby homeowners on Finger Road and S. Grandview say repeated zoning changes erode their confidence in the city's original zoning promises.
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