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Votes at a glance: Oak Creek Plan Commission, Jan. 28, 2025

2771878 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

Quick summary of motions and outcomes from the Oak Creek Plan Commission meeting on Jan. 28, 2025 including approvals of minutes, a site plan, comprehensive-plan amendment and a rezoning recommendation to council.

At its Jan. 28 meeting the Oak Creek Plan Commission recorded the following formal actions.

• Approval of minutes: The commission approved the minutes of Jan. 14, 2025 (motion by Burke; second Ruzakowski). Outcome: approved.

• Site plan — 700 East Rosson (Pitt Ohio Express LLC): The commission approved a site and architectural plan for exterior modifications to the building at 700 East Rosson (motion by Burke; second Seifert). Condition: all code requirements remain in effect. Outcome: approved.

• Comprehensive plan amendment (Item 5): The commission adopted a resolution recommending the comprehensive land use map be amended from Business Park to Commercial for three parcels on S. 20th Street to accommodate the applicant's concept (motion carried by roll call; some commissioners voted aye, one commissioner recorded as nay). Outcome: recommendation adopted and forwarded to Common Council.

• Rezoning recommendation (Item 6): The commission recommended rezoning the parcels from A-1/RS-2 to B-6 Interchange Regional Retail District and forwarded the recommendation to the Common Council for an ordinance and public hearing (motion carried). Outcome: recommendation forwarded to council.

• Meeting calendar: The commission approved the 2025 meeting calendar (motion to approve schedule carried).

• Adjournment: The commission adjourned at 7:43 p.m. (motion carried).

Notes: All rezoning and comprehensive-plan amendments are advisory recommendations to the Common Council; final legal changes require council ordinance adoption and any necessary state review (for traffic) or environmental permits.