COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The College Station City Council unanimously approved rezoning Thursday night for Savannah Oaks, a 1,266-acre master-planned community off Highway 6 that city leaders call the largest rezoning in the city's history."It's the single largest rezoning the city has ever had," said Anthony Armstrong, the city's director of Planning and Development Services.

The current plan includes nearly 2,700 single-family homes, more than 285 acres of parks and open space, and nearly 20 miles of trails, located between the Pebble Creek and Southern Pointe neighborhoods.(Gray Media)The current plan includes nearly 2,700 single-family homes, more than 285 acres of parks and open space and nearly 20 miles of trails, located between the Pebble Creek and Southern Pointe neighborhoods.source:(College Station City Council)Developer Silverfin Land Development says the goal is a community residents won't outgrow."Our goal is to have families arrive at one stage of life and continue to find reasons to stay, even as their needs change," said Brantley Gwin, Silverfin's president.

The College Station City Council unanimously approved the single largest rezoning request the city has ever had.(Gray Media)Armstrong said the homes aren't considered affordable housing, but added that more supply could ease prices elsewhere in the city.