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Council accepts Tri Band conceptual plan for former ConAgra site, waives several Mixed‑Use Greenery standards
Summary
On Aug. 12 the Huron City Council approved an emergency ordinance accepting a conceptual development plan from Tri Band Investment LLC to redevelop the former ConAgra parcel into 106 fee‑simple townhomes, a restaurant and related amenities, after the planning commission recommended approval with several code modifications.
The Huron City Council on Aug. 12 adopted an emergency ordinance accepting a conceptual plan submitted by Tri Band Investment LLC to redevelop the former ConAgra parcel into 106 fee‑simple townhome units, private streets, a private pool and a restaurant, with a public perimeter pathway.
The plan advanced to the council after the planning commission held two public hearings, on May 21 and June 18, and recommended approval with modifications. Christine, a planning department staff member, told council the commission “made a modification granted to section 11‑27‑09, which waives the minimum lot width requirement” for the mixed‑use greenery district and waived certain glazing (window) percentage requirements, and that the commission had adopted the submitted building elevations.
Why it matters: the former ConAgra site is one of the larger redevelopment parcels inside Huron city limits. Accepting the conceptual plan clears a key…
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