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Roseville council rezones two Gratiot parcels from B-2 to B-3; hearings closed with no public comment
Summary
The council on May 27 approved rezoning at 28732 and 28800 Gratiot from B-2 (community business) to B-3 (general business), a classification staff said allows more intensive uses such as drive-through restaurants.
The Roseville City Council voted May 27 to rezone two adjacent properties on Gratiot Avenue — 28732 Gratiot (PPN 14-17-232-027) and 28800 Gratiot (PPN 14-16-101-006) — from B-2 (community business) to B-3 (general business).
City staff explained the reclassification permits more intense commercial uses, including drive-through restaurants. “It allows a little bit more intense uses, to be permitted in that area,” a city staff member identified in the meeting as Mister Thomason said during the discussion; staff also noted the petitioner named uses such as a Dunkin' and a Goodwill retail shop but said the property owner is not bound to those specific tenants.
Both rezoning requests were considered in public hearings; no members of the public spoke on either parcel and council closed the hearings before taking action. The council approved the planning commission's recommendation to rezone 28732 Gratiot after a motion by Councilman Leticia supported by Councilman Knox. The council separately approved the rezoning for 28800 Gratiot on a motion by Councilman Knox supported by Councilman Leticia. In both cases, the transcript records approval by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded.
Staff stated the rezoning applies to the entire parcels and does not include a nearby gas station. The council did not place conditions on specific tenants during the meeting.
