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Canton Commission approves rezoning of 240 Northwest Road to light industrial
Summary
On a second reading the Canton City Commission approved an ordinance rezoning 240 Northwest Road from general business to light industrial; the ordinance will be published Sept. 11 and take effect Oct. 1.
The Canton City Commission on a second reading approved an ordinance to rezone property at 240 Northwest Road from general business to light industrial; the commission voted in favor and the ordinance will be published Sept. 11 and become effective Oct. 1.
The rezone request, filed by Fair Trade Properties, had a hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission on July 29, which recommended approval. The item had its first reading on Aug. 18; the commission conducted the required second reading at the meeting and moved to adopt the ordinance.
No new public feedback was reported during the second-reading discussion. The meeting record shows a motion and a second were made; a roll-call vote recorded affirmative votes from the commissioners and the mayor. The transcript records the roll call as: “Commissioner Papers. Aye. Carlson. Aye. York. Aye. Carvers. Aye. Mayor Landstrom. Aye.”
Because the action was an adoption on second reading, the ordinance will be published on Sept. 11 and take effect Oct. 1, per the schedule announced at the meeting. The Planning and Zoning Commission’s July 29 recommendation was noted by the presenter and no amendments were reported at the second-reading vote.
The rezoning changes the city’s land-use designation for the parcel at 240 Northwest Road from general business to light industrial, a shift that may affect permitted uses and any future development approvals for that site.
Details provided at the meeting: the item’s first reading occurred Aug. 18 and the Planning and Zoning hearing was July 29; no ordinance number was specified at the meeting.
