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Votes at a glance: Rapid City Planning Commission, Oct. 24, 2024
Summary
Summary of formal actions: consent items approved; an annexation and associated rezoning were approved; the commission denied a proposed off‑premise digital billboard; initial approval granted for Monument Health group home; staff directed to prepare a major street plan amendment for Creek Drive; officers were elected.
At its Oct. 24 meeting the Rapid City Planning Commission took the following formal actions:
• Consent calendar: Items 1 and 2 were approved together on a single motion and voice vote.
• Annexation (Item 24 AN2): The commission approved an annexation petition for a 4.87‑acre parcel north of Sheridan Lake Road. Staff recommended approval, stating the petition met state law and city ordinance requirements.
• Rezoning (Item 24 RZ17): The commission approved rezoning of the rezone area (about 5.1 acres) from a Pennington County planned unit development/no‑use district to Rapid City general commercial, consistent with the future land use designation.
• Off‑premise billboard (Item 5): The commission denied a major amendment to allow a 26‑foot, double‑faced digital off‑premise billboard at 5110 Fifth Street (see separate coverage). The motion to deny carried on a voice vote.
• Monument Health group home (Item 6, 24 PD 019): The commission approved the initial plan development for a residential addiction care facility on Tower Road with stipulations; staff will require a final drainage plan and other final submittals at the final plan stage.
• Creek Drive major street plan amendment: The commission directed staff to prepare a major amendment to reclassify the segment of Creek Drive between Anamosa Street and SD‑44 as a collector street, based on operations, proximity to parallel arterials and a 2045 traffic projection under 3,000 vehicles per day.
• Elections: The commission held officer elections; the incumbent chair (referred to as Eric in the record) remained chair, a vice chair nomination carried, and Karen was approved as secretary.
Where the meeting record did not supply roll‑call tallies, actions above are recorded as voice‑vote outcomes by the commission.
