3302 South Maryland Avenue rezone
Approved
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Springfield Meetings
City Council Meeting, May 4, 2026
Approved: Rezoning of ~1,000 corridor properties to RMX-1 (CB 2026-088A), passed
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On May 4, 2026, Springfield approved Rezoning of ~1,000 corridor properties to RMX-1 (CB 2026-088A).
Springfield City Council approved the rezoning of approximately 7.64 acres at 3302 South Maryland Avenue from PD 13 and single-family residential to PD 395 (Council Bill 2026-082), permitting a 182-unit apartment development despite a valid protest petition requiring a supermajor…
Meeting key facts
- Jurisdiction
- Springfield, MO
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- May 4, 2026
- Decisions
- 17 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, passed
Projects in this meeting (2)
Each is its own project; some span multiple hearings1125 East Thoman Street
Awaiting final vote1125 East Thoman Street, Springfield · John Barrera
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Repeal of General
Approved3302 South Maryland Avenue · Brian Cubic
9 conditions of approval
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Rezoning at 3302 South Maryland Avenue to PD 395
Rezoned approximately 7.64 acres at 3302 South Maryland Avenue from Plan Development No. 13 (Third Amendment) and single-family residential to PD 395. Amendment reduced units from 198 to 182, stepped massing along Maryland Avenue reducing height from four to three stories on east/west sides, added entrance on Walnut Lawn Avenue. A protest petition found sufficient at 30.10% required a supermajority (six votes). Architect Brian Cubic; project est. $30-40 million, 12-14 month build.
- 182-unit cap
- stepped massing three stories on east/west sides
- additional entrance along Walnut Lawn Avenue
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Key Decisions (17)
Approved
Rezoning at 3302 South Maryland Avenue to PD 395
Vote: passed3 conditions attached
Denied
Amendment to substitute staff-recommended map on CB 2026-088
Vote: passedMoved by Horton
Approved
Rezoning of ~1,000 corridor properties to RMX-1 (CB 2026-088A)
Vote: passed
Approved
Motion to divide CB 2026-088 (opt-out properties)
Vote: passed
Denied
Rezoning of nine opt-out properties (CB 2026-088B)
Vote: passed
Approved
Annexation A1-2026 at 3500 block North Farm Road 151
Vote: passed
Approved
Sewer line replacement appropriation (CB 2026-090)
Vote: passed
Approved
Landfill haul truck purchase (CB 2026-091)
Vote: passed
Amended
Commercial Street TIF expenditure amendment (CB 2026-092)
Vote: passedMoved by Horton
Approved
Campaign finance ordinance (Substitute CB 2026-093)
Vote: passed
Approved
Commercial Street facade loan program change (CB 2026-094)
Vote: passed
Continued
All Hazards Emergency Mitigation Plan (CB 2026-101)
Vote: passedMoved by Hosmer
Other
CDBG and HOME grant application (CB 2026-102)
Vote: passed
Other
Annexation A-2-2026 at 2852 West Republic Road
Other
Rezoning at 1125 East Thoman Street to RMX-1
Other
East-West Arterial right-of-way mapping (CB 2026-105)
Other
Infrastructure reimbursement agreement with Drew Lewis Foundation (CB 2026-106)
1 conditions attached
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Zoning Changes (4)
Development Activity (5)
PD 395 apartment development at 3302 South Maryland Avenue
Residential
Duplex at 1125 East Thoman Street
Residential
Commercial development (coffee shop) at 2852 West Republic Road
Commercial
2 additional development records with full detail in Pro.
Market Signals (5)
Housing Demand
Springfield's 2023 housing study documents a shortage of 3,908 rental…
Housing Demand
Six LIHTC-related developments 2022-2025 received $2,625,000 in city funds and…
Sentiment
Neighborhood opposition to the PD 395 apartment complex and threat…
2 additional market signals with full detail in Pro.
Agenda results
Each land-use item on the agenda, with its recorded vote2 rezone
Denied
freeDeniedmoved by Horton
North Farm Road annexation
Approved
freeApproved
2852 West Republic Road annexation
Other
freeOther
1125 East Thoman Street rezone
Other
freeOther
5400 East Bucees Boulevard subdivision
No vote recorded
Who spoke
19 distinct speakers; 12 identified names.
All speaker roles: 1 Clerk, 6 Councilmember, 4 Staff, 6 Public, 1 Applicant Rep, 1 Mayor.
Identified name roles: 1 Clerk, 5 Councilmember, 4 Staff, 1 Applicant Rep, 1 Mayor.
Speaker sample: Brian Cubic, Applicant Rep.
11 more identified names in Pro: 1 Clerk, 5 Councilmember, 4 Staff, 1 Mayor.
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Zoning terms (15)
122 recorded timestamps
- commercial (10 timestamps)
- approved (11 timestamps)
- zoning (33 timestamps)
- rezoning (9 timestamps)
- residential (5 timestamps)
- rezone (8 timestamps)
Decision moments (17)
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