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Commission recommends rezoning for former police site to allow one-story restaurant and passive park
Summary
The Homewood Planning Commission approved a resurvey and voted 6-0 to recommend rezoning of the former Homewood Police Department site so the developer can build a one-story, high-end restaurant and dedicate roughly two-thirds of the parcel as a passive public park; the rezoning now goes to City Council for final action.
The Homewood Planning Commission on July 2025 approved a resurvey and voted 6-0 to recommend rezoning of the former Homewood Police Department site to allow a one-story restaurant with a passive public park on the remainder of the parcel. The commission’s positive recommendation on rezoning will be transmitted to the City Council for final approval.
Developer Michael Moran, joined by Michael Schaus of Chambliss King Architects, described the plan to convert the former police site into a first-class restaurant with roughly two-thirds of the site set aside as a passive public park. "This was my attempt to try to customize a development to fit…
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