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Council rejects conditional rezoning for proposed self‑storage on Telegraph Road
Summary
The Taylor City Council voted 4–2 against a second‑reading conditional rezoning that would have allowed a 2.07‑acre parcel on Telegraph Road to convert from B3 General Business to I1 Light Industrial following presentation of market studies and public comment.
Taylor City Council rejected a second‑reading ordinance Tuesday to conditionally rezone a roughly 2.07‑acre parcel on the east side of Telegraph Road from B3 General Business to I1 Light Industrial, a move proponents said would clear the way for a self‑storage facility and opponents said would add an unwanted use to the neighborhood.
The motion to approve the zoning change (case no. 24‑32 ZC) was made by Councilwoman Witten and supported by Councilman Johnson. After public comment and questions of planning staff and the project architect, the council voted 2 yes, 4 no and the motion failed.
The applicant’s consultant, Hunter Galbraith of Design House Architecture, told the council the petitioner supplied two recent market studies. “The first one is from Storage 101 that shows that there's roughly a 46,000‑square‑foot unmet demand…
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