Planning commission approves replat of Norris Street Business Park lots to clear way for warehouse tied to Aggie development

The Clovis Planning Commission approved a replat to combine Lots 9 and 10 in Norris Street Business Park Unit 2 to allow a warehouse development associated with the Aggie development.

Planning staff member Michael Perkins described the application as a formal combination of the two lots to allow construction of a warehouse and said the project would bring “87 plus jobs.” Perkins told the commission he had conducted door-to-door notice in the area and that there were zero protests on record. “I even went and did a couple knock knock door knocks on the residences in that area, and no one had any negative comment,” Perkins said.

Commissioner Klein moved to approve the replat; a second was recorded by Commissioner Sowell, and the motion carried by voice vote. Commissioners discussed briefly that the number of new jobs was a positive factor; no opposing public comment was recorded during the hearing.

Perkins said the replat is part of the Aggie development project and is intended to allow the developer to break ground and prepare for construction. The commission did not record additional conditions or mitigation measures in the public hearing. Staff reported no written protests had been received for the application.

The planning commission’s action clears a local land-use step needed before site work and building permits. The transcript does not record subsequent permitting steps, required building permits, or construction timelines for the warehouse; those approvals would proceed through the city’s normal permitting processes.