Metro Council approved this rezoning on February 3, 2026. The site at the northeast corner of Glencliff Road and Antioch Pike is now zoned SP for 80 multi-family units across 6.88 acres, with a 20-foot planted buffer around the perimeter. The proposal first discussed with neighbors was for up to 180 units. The map below shows that original proposal, which covered five properties; the approved plan is smaller, at four.

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The plan changed because neighbors engaged with it. Glencliff Neighbors, led by president Alexa Little, held community meetings and invited the developers to the table rather than opposing the project outright. Instead of pursuing broad density zoning, the developers ultimately sought a Specific Plan tailored to this site, carrying neighborhood priorities with it: green space with a pocket park, a turning lane, and the perimeter buffer. The Planning Commission approved it 6-0 on November 13, 2025, adding the buffer as a condition. The case was filed as 2025Z-076PR-001, refiled as Specific Plan 2025SP-052-001, and enacted as BL2025-1161.