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Votes at a glance: Heath P&Z forwards Algiers Club PD amendment, approves two plats

Heath Planning and Zoning Commission · November 4, 2025
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Summary

At the November meeting the commission recommended that city council approve a PD amendment for 301 Hubbard Drive to allow a members‑only co‑working club with restricted, member‑reserved indoor gatherings. The commission also approved a preliminary plat (Viquero addition) and a final plat (Yarsley Dowell).

The Heath Planning and Zoning Commission took the following formal actions at the meeting:

• ZA202504 (301 Hubbard Drive): The commission voted to forward a recommendation to City Council to amend the planned development ordinance to add a members‑only co‑working space and a restricted, membership‑reserved indoor gathering/tasting room. Commissioners required modified ordinance language tying any gatherings to bona fide club membership and reduced the permitted gathering occupancy; the commission recorded one vote in opposition. The recommendation goes to City Council at its next regular meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m.

• PP2025‑2 (Viquero Addition, preliminary plat): Approved. Staff noted the applicant will construct the sidewalk/trail in the right‑of‑way per the revised alignment shown at the meeting.

• FP202504 (Yarsley Dowell, final plat — 10 single‑family lots): Approved contingent on technical items and payment of park fees; staff cited a park fee total of $35,401.30 due at final plat.

Consent items (report receipt and minutes) were approved at the start of the meeting. Where roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript, the minutes note approvals and, for ZA202504, one commissioner opposed the motion that forwarded the recommendation to council.