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File #: 2026-035   
Type: Ordinance Status: Approved
File created: 1/21/2026 In control: City Council
On agenda: 2/12/2026 Final action: 2/12/2026
Title: Consider public testimony regarding, and an ordinance rezoning 0.74 acres at the intersection of W. Logan Street and Mandell Street from District SF-2 (Single-Family - Standard Lot) to District MF-1 (Multifamily - Low Density). (First Reading)*
Attachments: 1. Ordinance, 2. Exhibit A, 3. Aerial Map, 4. Zoning Map
Title
Consider public testimony regarding, and an ordinance rezoning 0.74 acres at the intersection of W. Logan Street and Mandell Street from District SF-2 (Single-Family - Standard Lot) to District MF-1 (Multifamily - Low Density). (First Reading)*

Body
Request:
The applicant, Jen Henderson of HPE on behalf of property owner Fernando Jose Manrique, requests the subject property to be rezoned from the SF-2 (Single Family - Standard Lot) zoning district to the MF-1 (Multifamily - Low Density) zoning district. The subject tract at 800 Mandell St. and 201 W Logan has been zoned for single family residential since original zoning in 1969 but currently sits vacant.

Comprehensive Plan:
The Future Land Use Map (FLUM) of the Round Rock 2030 Comprehensive Plan designates the subject tract as Residential. The property is currently zoned SF-2. The Comprehensive Plan designation of residential supports low-density multi-family with the following location criteria:
- Primary access is allowed via arterial roadway or collector street; and
- Direct access to abutting single-family neighborhoods is discouraged unless integrated as part of a master planned community or as required to implement transportation network policy objectives; and
- Low density multifamily developments shall not be located immediately adjacent to other low density multifamily developments; they must be separated by open space such as parkland or natural features.
Despite the site not being on a collector street, this is a small infill tract that has close proximity to an arterial road. Furthermore, given the location and size of the tract, it is highly unlikely that it would be developed as single family residential. Additionally, Round Rock 2030 encourages missing middle housing such as townhomes and low-density multifamily on smaller infill lots such as this to expand housing choices in Round Rock. The proposed zoning on this site would facilitate that goal. Finally, the Plan encourages new ...

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