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Council approves first reading to allow a chiropractor at 20226 Morse Ave; SUP limited to Suite C

6498316 · October 21, 2025
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Summary

After a public hearing and one public comment of support, the council approved the first of two readings to grant a specific-use permit (SUP) for offices of chiropractors at 20226 Morse Avenue (Suite C). Planning staff and the planning commission recommended approval with conditions limiting the SUP to the leased space.

Manville City Council on Tuesday approved the first of two readings of an ordinance to grant a specific-use permit for offices of chiropractors at an existing retail center located at 20226 Morse Avenue (Highway 6), PID 227994.

Joe, the city’s director of development services, presented the item and said the site is an approximately 0.565-acre lot that will use an existing lease space; no exterior changes to the building were proposed. The public hearing record shows the Planning, Development and Zoning Commission forwarded a unanimous positive recommendation; staff recommended conditional approval with an added condition that the SUP allow the chiropractic use only within the particular leased Suite C.

One member of the public, Mary Ann Atkinson of 7425 Jordan Road, spoke in favor of the chiropractic office during the hearing. No opponents spoke during the hearing.

The council voted to approve the first reading of the ordinance, moving the measure to a second reading as required by state law for ordinances that did not pass unanimously on first reading. Council asked staff to verify parking ratios but staff said the strip center was built to conform to the retail parking standard and the change should be adequate for the proposed tenant.

The ordinance text on the public record included standard zoning provisions and a penalty clause for violations (not to exceed $2,000 per day). The council approved the first reading on a favorable vote and will consider the second and final reading at the next meeting.