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Council holds rezoning for 500 Day Street until Dec. 16 after developer seeks more time
Summary
A developer seeking to rezone 500 Day Street asked the council for a 30‑day extension to clarify parcel boundaries and tenant language. Chester McDonald said Georgia Pacific extended its agreement; the council voted to hold the item until December 16.
The council voted to hold a rezoning request for property at 500 Day Street until Dec. 16 after the developer said negotiations and parcel‑line language needed more time.
Chester McDonald told the council Georgia Pacific had extended a development agreement and that the developer wanted to work with staff and prospective tenants to finalize the legal parcel‑line and zoning language. Councilors questioned the length of the hold (the item had been held repeatedly since July) and whether sufficient progress had been made; some members urged adoption now because the comprehensive plan had changed. After discussion the council voted to hold the rezoning until Dec. 16 so staff, the developer and prospective tenants can attempt to finalize required language and agreements.
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