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Board approves two planned unit developments: mobile home dealership and industrial expansion with buffer
Summary
The board unanimously approved a PUD for a mobile-home dealership on Candy Lane and an industrial expansion that moves the industrial boundary westward and locks in a permanent 150-foot green buffer between industrial and rural residential areas.
In the meeting’s public hearings, the commission approved two land-use items by unanimous vote.
Sam’s Mobile Home Service (PUD2025-00011): Applicant David Walker asked to re-establish a mobile-home dealership and service site at 8705 West Candy Lane. Staff and the Planning & Development Commission noted the property has a history of mobile‑home and automotive sales and recommended approval with conditions. Commissioners approved the PUD and directed the chair and clerk to execute the ordinance.
Industrial expansion and PUD (CPADashAA-PUD2025-00003): Engineer Michael Wilburn and staff described a request to redraw the rural-residential/industrial boundary roughly 300 feet to the west, align the industrial boundary with adjacent industrial land to the south, and place a PUD over the combined industrial acreage. The master plan shows multiple small warehouse/contractor units, two retention ponds, and a permanent 150-foot green buffer (a Type D landscape buffer without a wall) between the industrial area and adjacent rural residential parcels. Staff noted central water will be provided on-site (public consumption well) and that sewer will be handled with clustered aerobic systems that meet comprehensive plan criteria. The Planning Commission recommended approval with conditions; the board accepted the recommendation and directed the clerk to record the ordinance.
Both PUDs passed on 4-0 votes. Staff will proceed with permitting under the conditions set by the Planning & Development Commission and the board.
