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CITY COUNCIL <br />REGULAR MEETING STAFF REPORT <br />AGENDA ITEM 6B <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: Michael Grochala, Community Development Director <br />MEETING DATE: June 24, 2024 <br />TOPIC: Public Hearing, Consider Ordinance No. 11-24 Adopting an Interim <br />Ordinance Creating a Moratorium on the Creation of New Lots for <br />Residential Purposes <br />VOTE REQUIRED: Simple Majority <br />______________________________________________________________________________ <br />INTRODUCTION <br />Staff is requesting City Council consideration of an interim ordinance creating a moratorium on <br />the subdivision of land for residential uses covering approximately 980 acres in the northwest <br />quadrant of the City to complete a master plan for the area. <br />BACKGROUND <br />The northwest quadrant of the City, located along Main Street and generally referred to as “the <br />Sod Farms”, has received significant development interest over the past two years. Two <br />development interests have recently presented or submitted concepts for discussion with the <br />City Council. <br />In February of 2024 Pulte Group presented interest in developing a master planned active adult <br />(55+) residential community on approximately 240 acres north of Main Street. The City Council <br />completed a tour of a similar Del Webb branded project in late March of 2024 to gain a better <br />understanding of site amenities and site layout, using smaller lot sizes and reduced setbacks. <br />The City also became aware of the proposed Madinah Lake project in late March of 2024. A <br />Planned Unit Development Concept Plan has been submitted and is currently under review. <br />The proposed project includes a mix of housing types, totaling 434 units, commercial <br />development and a religious building on approximately 156 acres. <br />Together, the Pulte/Del Webb and Madinah Lakes projects include development of <br />approximately 400 acres and 900 residential housing units along the Main Street corridor. Both <br />projects are requesting design flexibility through the PUD process. In reaction to the <br />93 of 99