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Council approves rezoning for auto‑body shop with paint booth; applicant says booth will include filtration
Summary
The council approved rezoning application RZ‑1050 to add a permissive heavy automotive use for an auto‑body shop with a paint booth; the applicant and staff said the booth will include filtration and the site will be fenced.
The Moore City Council approved rezoning application RZ‑1050 to allow a permissive heavy automotive and equipment use — specifically an auto‑body shop with a paint booth — on a roughly one‑acre lot south of Cass Avenue and east of N. Shields Boulevard.
Planning staff told the council the property currently zoned C‑5 Automotive and Commercial Recreation District would be rezoned to C‑5 PUD with a permissive use for heavy automotive to accommodate a paint booth. Staff said the area already contains many automotive uses and that the application does not expand the commercial area beyond existing boundaries, so no comprehensive‑plan amendment was required.
A council member asked whether paint booths include air filtration. Planning staff said booths are typically bought as packaged units that include filtration; the applicant confirmed details, saying the booth would be a new, customized unit installed with the necessary filters and that the site would be fenced so dismantling operations would not be visible from Shields Boulevard.
Planning commission recommended approval 8–0; the council approved the rezoning in a roll call with all members voting yes.
Votes at a glance: Rezoning application RZ‑1050 / Ordinance No. 36‑25 — outcome: approved, unanimous.
Ending: Staff said permitting and site work will follow standard public‑works and planning review.
