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Planning commission approves 4.2‑acre lot split at 825 Kintner Parkway
Summary
The commission approved a lot split July 28 to separate 4.2 acres from a 16‑acre parcel at 825 Kintner Parkway to facilitate future commercial/industrial development; staff noted a separate right-of-way parcel is not included in this split.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 July 28 to approve a lot split that separates a 4.2‑acre parcel from a 16‑acre property at 825 Kintner Parkway, creating a more developable 4.2‑acre lot and a 12.5‑acre remainder.
Applicant representative Nolan Wiley told the commission the split is intended to enable further development; staff said the split aligns with the city’s comprehensive plan and the long‑term intent for Kintner Parkway to extend toward Carter's Corner. The staff report noted that an approximately 0.3‑acre right‑of‑way referenced in early materials is a separate process and is not part of the current lot‑split approval.
The commission approved the split on a motion (seconded by Missus Miller) with a roll call vote of five yeas. Staff said the change should facilitate commercial or industrial uses consistent with the city’s development objectives and the parcel’s proximity to the new high school.
