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Commission recommends PC‑2 rezoning for Highway 20 corner; Creekside Business Park preliminary plat moves forward for Jan. 22 review
Summary
The commission voted to rezone a city‑owned parcel at Highway 20 and Hudson Road to PC‑2 Planned Commercial and accepted a preliminary plat for the Creekside Business Park for further review (preliminary plat follow‑up scheduled Jan. 22).
The Planning & Zoning Commission on Jan. 8 recommended rezoning a city‑owned property at the northeast corner of Highway 20 and Hudson Road from A‑1 Agriculture to PC‑2 Planned Commercial and reviewed a preliminary plat for the proposed Creekside Business Park.
Planner Michelle presented the PC‑2 rezoning and said the parcel’s master plan (adopted in 2019) supports commercial development at the Highway 20 gateway. Staff reported the City will develop the property as a single phase rather than two phases and intends to incorporate two roundabouts as part of the subdivision entry design.
The proposed preliminary plat for the Creekside Business Park shows about 10 lots ranging from roughly 2.5 acres to 25 acres, with one lot reserved for stormwater and a public park and trail. Staff said stormwater design will be addressed at the site‑plan and construction stages and that the city will provide stub connections and two roundabout connections to the north; Hudson Road forms the west boundary and no immediate western connections are planned.
A motion to approve the PC‑2 rezoning carried on a roll call vote with all commissioners voting aye. The commission recommended gathering public comments on the preliminary plat and scheduled follow‑up review for Jan. 22. Staff said the plat meets the master‑plan guidance for lot sizes and the Highway 20 Commercial Corridor overlay district.
