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Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of Lot 8 site plan in Innovation Business Park
Summary
The Kearney Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 16 recommended the Board of Aldermen approve a 13,500-square-foot, multi-tenant building for Lot 8 in Innovation Business Park, subject to standard conditions including a DNR land-disturbance permit, full-cutoff lighting and fire key box installation.
Kearney — The Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 16 voted to recommend the Board of Aldermen approve a site plan for Lot 8 in Innovation Business Park, where the applicant proposes to build a 13,500-square-foot industrial building divided into up to five tenant spaces.
Staff told commissioners the proposed building, owned by the applicant’s representative Travis Hedrick and proposed by RCF Investments, would include customer entrances along the front, four tenant spaces with overhead doors similar to nearby buildings, and five dock doors on the rear for loading. The site plan calls for 31 parking spaces, including two accessible spaces; staff said the minimum required is 27.
City staff described exterior materials as light gray metal siding with a dark-gray split-face block wainscot on the front elevation and dark-gray canopies. Staff also said a landscape plan meeting code requirements was submitted and that sanitary sewer and water services are available at the site. Stormwater detention will rely on the development’s regional detention basin, not on-site detention.
Staff listed conditions for approval that commissioners were asked to recommend to the Board of Aldermen: submit revised drawings if needed; ensure exterior wall lights are full-cutoff (staff reported the applicant submitted an updated lighting sheet); obtain Innovation Business Park Board of Trustees approval (staff reported that approval had been received); submit a DNR land-disturbance permit before site grading; install and maintain sediment and erosion controls during construction; install a fire district key box at the main entrance; and submit building and sign permit applications and pay applicable fees and taxes.
A commissioner moved that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend the Board of Aldermen approve the Lot 8, Innovation Fourth Plat site plan with the conditions recommended by staff; the motion was seconded and passed with no opposition recorded.
The Board of Aldermen will consider the commission’s recommendation at a future meeting; staff did not specify a Board hearing date during the commission meeting.
