How would this development impact the overall ratio of multi-family as outline in the Land Use Plan?

The Land Use Plan envisions an 88% single-family housing/12% multi-family housing ratio in order to preserve the nature of Sugar Land’s single-family neighborhoods while also ensuring that an appropriate mix of housing options are available.

The current ratio of single family housing to multi-family housing is 92.1% single family housing/7.9% multi-family housing. If approved by City Council and developed as is proposed, The District at Sugar Creek project proposal would modify this ratio to be 91.2% single family housing/8.8% multi-family housing city-wide.

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1. Is this a city-led project?
2. Where is this zoning application in the process?
3. How many units are being proposed?
4. What is a Regional Activity Center?
5. How is multi-family permitted here?
6. What type of non-residential or commercial uses will be permitted here?
7. What did the school impact analysis say?
8. How is parking being addressed?
9. How is drainage being handled?
10. Will there be any impact to traffic?
11. How are the multi-family units being proposed different from a traditional apartment complex?
12. How would this development impact the overall ratio of multi-family as outline in the Land Use Plan?
13. Has the City ever received a proposal for multi-family along Sugar Creek Center Blvd?
14. What is a Planned Development (PD) District?
15. What is the current zoning designation for this property?
16. Does this project proposal align with the Land Use Plan guidance?