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Planning commission rezones 9.6-acre parcel to higher-density housing; applicant proposes 92 units
Summary
The commission approved a rezoning to residential multi-household high density (RMHH) for a 9.6-acre parcel, clearing the way for a developer’s proposal for 92 units across 23 buildings; the approval is subject to separate variance approvals and plan review.
The Elyria City Planning Commission on Oct. 14 voted to rezone the western portion of a 9.6-acre parcel from residential multi-household low density (RMHL) to residential multi-household high density (RMHH), a change the applicant said will allow a proposed 92-unit development.
Rich Baron of Builders and Developers Company Inc. told the commission the proposal covers the western portion of the consolidated parcel and would include 23 buildings with four units each for a total of 92 units. Baron said the site plan shows two private entranceways — one from West Ridge Road…
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