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Lorain planning commission holds CCA 02-2024 zoning reclassification pending traffic study
Summary
The Lorain Planning Commission on Dec. 4 held CCA 02-2024 — a proposed zoning reclassification affecting parcels including 3301 Meister Road — in abeyance after the applicant requested time to complete a traffic study; planning staff recommended keeping the item on future agendas for follow-up.
The Lorain Planning Commission voted Dec. 4 to hold in abeyance CCA 02-2024, a proposed zoning reclassification that would change parcels including 3301 Meister Road from R-1B moderate-density to R-2 transitional residential, after the applicant asked for more time to complete a traffic study.
The chair introduced the item and read the parcel numbers into the record. Planning staff told the commission they had received an email from Tom Simon, who identified himself as working with William Thomas Holmes, requesting the delay while a traffic study is completed. Planning staff said the applicant did not provide a timeline for the study but recommended keeping the item on the agenda so staff could follow up on the project.
After discussion, the chair entertained a motion to hold the matter in abeyance until the commission’s next meeting; the motion passed on a voice vote. The chair stated, "So this matter is held in abeyance." No public comments were recorded on this item.
What happens next: planning staff will monitor the applicant’s submission of the traffic study and keep the item on future meeting agendas for status updates. If and when the traffic study is finished, the applicant is expected to return to the commission for further review and a recommendation to council.
