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Planning commission approves small property-line exchange for Melba Gaylor parcels
Summary
The Central Planning Commission approved EOP 924, a minor exchange of a rear property line between two lots of the Melba Gaylor property, with no public comment and unanimous commissioner support.
The Central Planning and Zoning Commission approved EOP 924, a request to adjust the rear property line between Lots A1A and A1B of the Melba Gaylor property, moving the depth of one lot but not changing its width.
The item, introduced by staff as an exchange of property involving owner Patrick Adams and design professional Raymond Mullins, drew no public comment during the hearing. Commissioner Bijan moved to approve the application and Commissioner Fuhrman seconded. Commissioners Furman, Reneau, Hino, Sheikani, Jernan and Johnson voted in favor during roll call and the request was adopted.
Staff described the proposal as a simple boundary adjustment—two existing lots to remain two lots—with the applicant represented in attendance and no variances requested. Commissioners asked only clarifying questions about which rear corner line would be moved and confirmed the change affected depth only, not lot width or overall lot count.
The commission closed the public hearing after finding no members of the public wishing to speak and adopted the minutes and the exchange as requested. No further action by the city council is required unless otherwise requested by a council member under existing procedure.
Less critical items following EOP 924 moved the meeting from planning commission business to zoning commission business.
