What Areas are Eligible: According to the City of College Station's 2018 Existing Conditions Report, approximately 76% of College Station's Residential Land is zoned "Single-Family" and all of this land would be eligible for the Restricted Occupancy Overlay.
Who Would Be Most Directly Impacted:
In an upcoming post we will dive into the concerns that are driving the demand for College Station's Restricted Occupancy Overlay as well as concerns regarding the request itself. In the meantime, you can find more information about College Station's proposed Restricted Occupancy Overlay and how to participate in the upcoming pubic meetings virtually from the sources below.
Upcoming Public Meeting Information: April 15th Planning & Zoning Commission and April 19th City Council Virtual Meetings
City of College Station Restricted Occupancy Overlay Information - Background, Information and Updates - Background, Information and Updates
City of College Station Restricted Occupancy Overlay staff report - April 15th P&Z Commission Agenda Packet
College Station Association of Neighborhoods (CSAN) - Homepage with ROO Information & ROO page
College Station Habitat for Humanity - Conversations on Affordability & Potential Consequences
Texas A&M Battalion - Student Senate discuss City Council proposition and rising anti-Asian hate sentiment
The Eagle - Housing limits remain hot topic in College Station