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Planning Commission opens public hearing on controversial 2.5-acre rezoning proposal

April 11, 2024 | Leavenworth County, Kansas



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Planning Commission opens public hearing on controversial 2.5-acre rezoning proposal
Concerns over a proposed development plan took center stage at the Leavenworth County Planning Commission meeting on April 10, 2024. The discussion highlighted significant issues regarding the concept plan's compliance with current regulations, particularly its implications for rural residential zoning.

During the meeting, a commissioner raised questions about the proposed access road linking multiple 2.5-acre plots, which appeared to connect to a potential commercial property. The planning staff indicated that the current regulations would require any development to adhere strictly to rural residential guidelines, complicating the approval process for the concept plan as it stands.

"This is a concept plan and it’s unacceptable as it sits to the planning staff," one commissioner noted, emphasizing the need for further discussion and compliance with zoning laws. The planning staff clarified that any private drive development could only proceed if all lots accessing it were designated as rural residential, adding another layer of complexity to the proposal.

The public comment portion of the meeting was opened, allowing residents to voice their opinions on the matter. Chairman of the commission encouraged community participation, reminding attendees of the three-minute speaking limit to ensure everyone had a chance to contribute.

As the meeting progressed, it became clear that further dialogue would be necessary to address the concerns raised. The commission plans to continue discussions in a work session following the public hearing, indicating that the fate of the development proposal remains uncertain as it navigates regulatory hurdles and community feedback.

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