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Planning body recommends rezoning at 1202 Prairie Parkway to provide bank parking
Summary
City staff recommended rezoning a vacant lot at 1202 Prairie Parkway from multi‑dwelling to light commercial to serve as off‑street parking for Western State Bank; the planning body opened a public hearing, recorded no public comments and voted to recommend approval.
City planning staff presented and the planning body recommended approval of a rezoning for 1202 Prairie Parkway, a vacant lot the city says has been surrounded by office buildings and light commercial zoning since the late 1980s. The request would change the parcel from R2 (limited multi‑dwelling) to C (light commercial) to provide off‑street parking for the Western State Bank property at the corner of 13th Avenue and Prairie Parkway.
"This application was received in order to rezone a vacant lot to provide for off street parking for Western State Bank property," city staff stated during the meeting. Staff said property owners within 150 feet were notified and that one supportive call had been received. Staff recommended approval, saying the change is consistent with city plans and ordinances.
The presiding chair opened the public hearing and recorded no public comments. A commissioner moved to recommend approval and another seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote. The minutes and record do not include a roll‑call tally for this item, only the chair’s announcement that the motion carried.
The rezoning is intended solely to accommodate parking for the bank; no construction plans were presented at the hearing. The planning body proceeded to the next agenda item following the vote.
