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Newcastle planning commission backs PUD for Town Center Plaza, approves preliminary plat
Summary
The Newcastle Planning and Zoning Commission on March 4 recommended approval of a rezoning from CC-2 to a Planned Unit Development for the city-owned Town Center Plaza at 250 South Main Street and approved the preliminary plat with conditions addressing uses, signage and administrative review.
The Newcastle Planning and Zoning Commission on March 4 recommended approval of a rezoning of 250 South Main Street from CC-2 Community Commercial District to a Planned Unit Development known as Town Center Plaza and approved a companion preliminary plat, both by unanimous vote.
The rezoning and preliminary plat cover roughly 9.6 acres at the northwest corner of U.S. Highway 62 (Main Street) and East Cross Lane. The city is the property owner and the application, filed as R-2024-012, would create six lots, shared access and shared parking, two Main Street entrances and a secondary entrance off Southeast Third Street. The PUD preserves a 45-foot maximum building height and reduces building setbacks to 15 feet to increase buildable area.
The PUD includes architectural and landscaping guidelines, a common-area regional detention basin at the north end of the site, curb-and-gutter storm…
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