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Votes at a glance: Planning Commission approves multiple plats and conditional uses
Summary
At its April meeting the commission approved several preliminary and final plats and multiple conditional‑use requests, including Cherokee Road (11 lots), Brentwood Phase 3 (43 lots), Grand Junction (28‑unit multiple‑unit development), Boulevard Phase 8 (8 units), and consent‑agenda items including Arbor Phase 2 and Uptown 1.
The Auburn Planning Commission approved a number of routine and substantive items during the meeting. Key votes and outcomes from items that received motions and formal votes are listed below.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: Approval of March minutes and final plats (Arbor Phase 2 and Uptown 1) — motion approved by voice vote.
- Cherokee Road Subdivision: Approved preliminary plat to subdivide approximately 3.5 acres into 11 lots (two open‑space lots). Motion recorded as PP2025‑058 (as listed in the packet); motion passed on affirmative vote.
- Brentwood Subdivision Phase 3: Approved preliminary plat for 43 performance residential lots (private street configuration). Motion recorded as PP20250010; motion passed on affirmative vote.
- Grand Junction (1027 East Glen Avenue): Approved conditional‑use request for a 28‑unit multiple‑unit development (MUD); motion KCU/CU2025007 passed on affirmative vote. The developer removed a brewery that had been proposed in an earlier iteration of the project; no work has begun on site.
- Boulevard Phase 8: Approved conditional‑use request for an eight‑unit multiple‑unit development at 324 Giddens Street (MDRD zoning); motion KCU2025‑009 passed on affirmative vote.
- Oakmont Phase 2: See separate article for details (preliminary and final plats approved for 66 lots).
Staff and commissioners noted that several items were continuations or re‑submissions of earlier proposals (for example, townhome proposals that were later revised to single‑family lots on Cherokee Road) and that many of the plats met subdivision regulations as presented. Public hearings for plat and conditional‑use items drew little or no public comment during the meeting notes on record.
