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Hogshead industrial site plan returns for second submittal; hydrants and utility comments pending

3178029 ยท May 1, 2025
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Summary

A second submittal for a 17-acre industrial site at 4301 Hogshead (light industrial) is under review; planning has few comments but public services review is incomplete and fire confirmed hydrant arrangements are being coordinated.

The second submittal of the construction site plan for an industrial development at 4301 Hogshead was presented to the Development Review Committee on April 30, 2025. The site is approximately 17 acres with an industrial future land-use designation and light-industrial zoning.

Dr. Jun Song, project manager, said planning staff had no further comments but public services review had not yet been received. "This is a second submittal of CSP for minor development plan of industrial development located at 4301 Hawkes Head. The property is about 17 acres with a future land use designation of industrial zoning of light industrial," Song said. City staff and the applicant agreed to complete outstanding public-services comments by Friday and to coordinate utility discussions in a scheduled meeting.

Fire department staff later reported that hydrant location and water service had been discussed and that water service would be run to the site. "The hydrants were discussed in our review, and you guys are running water to this site," a fire representative said. Community development staff noted they would prepare plans for signature after outstanding comments are resolved.

Applicants said they would address comments and follow up with DRC and public-services staff. No formal DRC objections were recorded at the meeting; outstanding utility and public-services comments remain to be resolved before final plan approval can be signed.

The DRC encouraged the applicant to work directly with public works on utility items and to participate in the scheduled developer meeting to resolve remaining questions on utilities and site services.