6600 Old Boonville Highway Rezone
Description
A request to rezone property on Old Boonville Highway in Ward 5 from single-family (R1) to R5 with a UDC overlay.
Impact summary
Would permit higher-density residential development on the parcel.
Applicant
- Name
- Allen & Pamela Mosbey (Steven Bohleber, Elite Companies, Inc., representative)
- Address
- 6600 Old Boonville Highway, Evansville, IndianaSee this on the map
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 5
- Total mentions
- 3
Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council Meeting - Jul 27, 2026
Owners Allen and Pamela Mosbey asked to rezone about a parcel at 6600 Old Boonville Highway from R1 single-family to R5 with a use-and-development commitment, in Ward 5.
City Council Meeting - Jun 22, 2026
A request to rezone from R1 to R5 with UDC was scheduled for second reading in Ward 5.
City Council Meeting - Apr 13, 2026
A request to rezone property on Old Boonville Highway in Ward 5 from single-family (R1) to R5 with a UDC overlay.
Related issues (3)
Old Boonville Highway rezoning (R1 to R5 with UDC)
Neighbors say the narrow, shoulderless road can't handle 1,100+ new daily trips from a 216-unit complex. The city engineer promised a speed study and reconfiguration of the Burkhart intersection; council approved the rezoning 5-4 anyway.
Old Boonville Highway apartment traffic concerns
A 216-unit apartment development on 15.87 acres at 6600 Old Boonville Highway hinges on whether the narrow two-lane road can safely handle the added traffic. The developer's engineer found an auxiliary lane is warranted, but council members and neighbors worry a 'passing blister' isn't enough.
Three rezoning requests on second reading
Three parcels were up for rezoning on second reading: 6600 Old Boonville Highway (R1 to R5), 1307 & 1311 Henning Avenue (R2 to AG), and 2828 Mount Vernon Avenue (C4 to M2), each with a use-and-development commitment.
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