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Pines of the Preserve Phase 4 rezoning

Summary

119 acres south of the existing Pines phases could become the neighborhood's fourth phase with single-family homes. The big win for neighbors: 60-foot lots under RS zoning and assurances the pond and western green belt stay untouched.

At a glance

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Last discussed Mar 12, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

New homes will grow the city's tax base and water demand; the developer says the Wagner Rural Water District has confirmed capacity.

✅Who benefits

Future homeowners and the broader Pines neighborhood, which gains connectivity to 37th Street and maintained pond surroundings.

⚠️Who could be affected

Pond-front homeowners who paid premiums expecting a permanent green belt will see some lots overlook the pond, though the pond and western trees are preserved.

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