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Planning commission recommends zoning change to allow veterinary clinic at 1110 South Main
Summary
The commission issued a positive recommendation to reclassify 0.67‑acre property at 1110 South Main from Highway Service/Regional Commercial to Central Commercial so a small‑animal veterinary clinic can be built; commissioners clarified the site is not laid out for large‑animal care.
Cedar City’s planning commission recommended a general‑plan and zone change for 1110 South Main so the property can be used for a veterinary clinic that will serve small animals.
Staff introduced the request and said the parcel is roughly 0.67 acres and currently zoned Highway Service/Regional Commercial, a designation that does not allow the proposed veterinary clinic. The applicant provided a site plan showing a small‑animal clinic; staff and commissioners confirmed there is no room on the lot to house horses or other large animals and said typical services would be for dogs and cats.
After brief questions clarifying scale and access, a commissioner moved for a positive recommendation to change the parcel’s general‑plan and zoning designation to Central Commercial; the motion was seconded and the commission voted to recommend the change to city council.
Next steps: the recommendation will go to city council for hearings and final action.
