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Homewood planning panel backs Valvoline plan, forwards resurvey and final development plan to city council
Summary
The commission approved a resurvey and final development plan to allow a 1,600 sq. ft. Valvoline quick-service oil-change at Green Spring Center, adding rear parking into the parcel and requiring signage permits and potential screening; both recommendations go to city council with a 7–0 vote.
The Homewood City Planning Commission unanimously voted to forward a resurvey and a final development plan for a Valvoline quick-service site at 198 Green Springs Highway to the City Council. The commission voted 7–0 to recommend approval of both the resurvey (RS251001) and the final development plan (FD251002), subject to standard permitting for signage and potential landscape screening.
Clark Grimmer, owner of Green Spring Center LLC, told the commission the proposal would “take the parking that the bank was using at the rear that’s…
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