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Gallatin Planning Commission approves multiple development plans, rezonings and park annexation
Summary
The Gallatin Planning Commission voted unanimously on Nov. 17 to approve a series of preliminary master development plans, rezonings and an annexation after debate over road width, sidewalks, masonry requirements and floodplain issues.
The Gallatin Planning Commission on Nov. 17 approved a series of development proposals, rezonings and an annexation after discussing connectivity, floodplain constraints and material standards.
Commissioners voted to approve the Ocona Center preliminary master development plan with 19 staff conditions, modifying condition 8 to require a stub-out to the adjacent eastern property “to the maximum extent possible,” according to the motion the commission adopted. Brad Hickman, staff planner, told commissioners the 4.91-acre PGC site is partly in a floodplain and will require a floodplain permit and stream-buffer details before development.
The commission also approved an amended preliminary plan for River Bend (16.57 acres; 146 townhomes in the R6…
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