Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Rezoning topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Commission rezones land near 3300 ABF Road from C-3 to I-1 to broaden development options
Summary
A rezoning request to change a parcel adjacent to 3300 ABF Road from C-3 to I-1 passed after the applicant said the change would better market the property for industrial or clinic uses; the chairman abstained citing a conflict.
The Planning Commission approved a rezoning of land adjacent to 3300 ABF Road from C-3 to I-1 to allow more industrial and light-manufacturing uses and to broaden marketing options for the property.
Bear Davidson of Davidson Engineering, representing the owner, told commissioners the parcel is the remaining portion of a larger track that has been partially sold and cleaned up in recent years. Davidson said recent nearby development — including a hotel and medical clinics — and the parcel’s adjacency to a major rail line make I-1 a reasonable zoning classification to market the site broadly to potential buyers and developers.
No public opposition was reported at the hearing. During roll call, the motion passed with the majority voting yes and Chairman Steve White recorded as an abstention because of a small conflict.
The rezoning clears the way for future development under I-1 allowances but does not itself approve specific building permits or uses; those would require separate submittals and permits as projects are proposed.
