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Hammond planning commission approves subdivision and development plan for Mercantile Plaza; Dollar Tree proposed
Summary
The Hammond Planning Commission on June 16 approved a one‑lot subdivision and a development plan for the Hammond Mercantile Plaza at the parcel identified in the filings as 3514/160 Ninth Street, clearing the way for demolition of a former bank and construction of a two‑unit commercial building intended to house a Dollar Tree and a yet‑unnamed drive‑through restaurant.
The Hammond Planning Commission on June 16 approved a one‑lot subdivision and a development plan for the Hammond Mercantile Plaza at the parcel identified in the filings as 3514/160 Ninth Street, clearing the way for demolition of a former bank and construction of a two‑unit commercial building intended to house a Dollar Tree and a yet‑unnamed drive‑through restaurant.
The approvals matter because the project requires modifications to zoning standards, recorded cross‑access and utility easements, and a later trip to the Board of Zoning Appeals for parking and a conditional use for the proposed drive‑through. City staff told the commission the subdivision and development plan meet the ordinances’ technical requirements provided the listed conditions are met.
Planning staff recommended approval of the subdivision, saying the plat complies with the city’s subdivision control ordinance and noting staff received no objections from reviewing agencies. "Staff's opinion is that the plat meets the requirements set forth…
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