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Board approves three-building industrial site plan in Powell Industrial Park
Summary
The Oak Grove Board of Aldermen approved a site plan from AG3 Architects/LPA Development for three industrial buildings totaling about 32,775 square feet in Powell Industrial Park, including parking, landscaping, retaining walls, sidewalk extensions and fire protection upgrades.
The Oak Grove Board of Aldermen on Oct. 20 approved a site-plan and design review for a three-building industrial development near Fifth Street and Powell Drive.
Matt, planning staff, told the board AG3 Architects on behalf of owner group LPA Development proposed three interconnected industrial buildings totaling about 32,775 square feet, configured as 16 multi-tenant suites. The site is zoned M-1 (light industrial); staff and the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval after a public review.
Plans include metal panel exteriors combined with stone or brick veneer (materials approved by Planning & Zoning and the Board), engineered retaining walls on the north and south property edges, sidewalk extensions along Fifth Street, Powell Drive and Powell Court (a sidewalk will extend to the cul-de-sac driveway), and a recorded access easement to provide shared driveway access across the three lots. Fire protection work includes installing a new fire line and a hydrant to provide overlapping coverage; the Snai Valley Fire Protection District reviewed the plans and expressed no concerns, according to staff.
Dustin Drologer, identified as one of the LPA owners, and Amy Gray of A3G Architects were present to answer material and design questions. The board moved and seconded approval; the motion passed by voice vote.
Staff next steps include recording the access easement and processing building permit and site-design submittals in accordance with the Unified Development Code.
