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Planning commission denies special-use application for 1021 Broadway after months of inactivity
Summary
Bay City Planning Commission voted to deny special-use application SU2404 for 1021 Broadway, citing lack of appellant action and that the business at that address is closed.
The Bay City Planning Commission on March 18, 2025 voted to deny special-use application SU2404 for 1021 Broadway, an application tied to Torrey Jackson, after commissioners said the applicant had not taken action for several months and the business at the address appeared to be closed.
Commission staff and commissioners said the case had been picked back up from the agenda after it had been postponed previously. With no updated materials or appellant response on file, a commissioner moved to deny the application “having no further action from the appellant” and because the business “is closed.” The motion was seconded and passed; the commission recorded the motion as denied.
Terry Maltane, planning staff, confirmed there had been no recent filings or communications that would keep the case active. The commission did not open a new public hearing for the item. The denial will be reflected in the meeting record and the matter would only be reopened if a new application or appeal is filed.
The action was procedural: commissioners removed the item from the table for consideration, then voted to deny SU2404 for 1021 Broadway because the applicant had not prosecuted the request and the property was not in operation.
The denial resolves a case that had been on the commission’s agenda repeatedly without substantive follow-up from the applicant. Any appeal or new filing would need to follow the city’s normal permitting and appeal processes.
