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Council sets June 2 public hearings for Newton Road annexations, interim 'Innovation and Employment' zoning

3092541 · April 23, 2025
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Summary

Council set required public hearings for two annexation petitions and matching interim IE (Innovation and Employment) zoning for two Newton Road properties totaling about 57.462 acres; hearings scheduled for June 2 at 6:30 p.m.

Bowling Green City Council set required public hearings for proposed annexations and interim zoning of two adjacent parcels on Newton Road.

The Planning, Zoning and Economic Development Committee presented four ordinances related to two property owners: an ordinance to accept annexation of approximately 46.172 acres in Center Township (petitioned by Robert W. Maurer) and an accompanying ordinance to establish interim IE (Innovation and Employment) zoning for the same 46.172-acre parcel located at 12698 and 12732 Newton Road. A second pair of ordinances would accept annexation of approximately 11.29 acres in Center Township (petitioned by Robert W. Mower) and establish interim IE zoning for that parcel north of the same addresses.

Council set the required public hearings for these annexation and interim-zoning ordinances for June 2 at 6:30 p.m. The hearings will allow residents and other interested parties to comment before the council considers final readings and any zoning determinations.

The transcript identifies the petitioners as Robert W. Maurer and Robert W. Mower (agent and petitioner); the parcels were described with acreage and street references but the ordinances remain at first reading and will return after the public hearing. The interim zoning classification indicated in the ordinances is IE (Innovation and Employment); specific permitted uses or site plans were not described in the transcript and will be the subject of subsequent hearings.