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Votes at a glance: Kokomo planning commission forwards multiple development and rezoning items to Common Council
Summary
The Kokomo City Planning Commission approved plats and development plans for several projects and forwarded several rezoning matters to the Common Council. This roundup lists each item, the action taken, and key details.
The Kokomo City Planning Commission took several votes on subdivision plats, development plans and rezoning requests during the meeting. The items below were approved or forwarded to the Kokomo Common Council as indicated.
Votes at a glance
- Case P11P25 (Lakeside Place) — Primary and final plat for a 10.42-acre multifamily development. Motion to approve carried. Applicant represented by Eric Woodmancy of Vittreon Group. (Transcript evidence: primary/final plat approval.)
- Case PO8825 / P08825 (Lakeside Place development plan) — Development-plan approval for Lakeside Place multifamily project (applicant described the project as 228 units with associated parking and utilities). Applicant: Eric Woodmancy, Vittreon Group. The commission approved the development plan. The applicant stated the units are market-rate.
- Case P12P25 (Serrano/Wunderlich subdivision) — Primary and final plat approval for a new one-lot subdivision (4 acres). Motion carried. Applicant presented by Jason Henderson, Wunderlich subdivision representative.
- Case P09825 (S & W Garden Center) — Development plan approval for S and W Garden Center on Dixon Road (just over 4 acres). Applicant: Tory Tripp, Tripp Engineering; project includes a ~6,000-square-foot building and ~1,450-square-foot greenhouse. Motion carried.
- Case P24Z25 (521 South Main Street; McElveen Real Estate Group) — Request to change zone classification from R-4 to R-5 (to enable townhouse/duplex-style development). Staff reported the parcel is designated in the city’s future land use map for higher-density residential uses; the commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation to the Common Council. Applicant: Rachel McElveen.
Each of the above approvals or recommendations will be noticed to adjoining property owners or otherwise proceed to the next required step: signature and recording for plats, and Common Council hearings and subsequent development plan reviews for rezoning or development-plan approvals. Where a rezoning was forwarded to the Common Council, the council retains final authority and will review the matter in its required readings.
