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Pataskala planners table 14.4-acre manufacturing site after reviewers find missing stormwater, utility and lighting data
Summary
Pataskala's Planning & Zoning Commission tabled planned manufacturing application PM-25-002 (about 14.4 acres) after staff and commissioners identified missing or inconsistent stormwater calculations, landscape and photometric details and incomplete utility flow data; the applicant agreed to revise and resubmit materials for the February agenda.
Pataskala City planning staff and commissioners tabled a planned manufacturing application for a roughly 14.4-acre site on Aetna Parkway on Jan. 7 after finding multiple gaps in the submitted engineering and site documents.
City staff told the Planning and Zoning Commission that the application (PM25002) proposes a large speculative industrial building—materials refer to a roughly 100,000-square-foot building—with setbacks, parking and a decorative landscape mound. Staff reported the application packet included a traffic impact study approved by the city traffic engineer but flagged several deficiencies: a stormwater memo that appears to reference a different project (a truck stop near Interstate 70), missing civil/storm basin details, incomplete photometric output reporting, and landscape frontage math that shows 166 trees provided versus 195 required under the frontage formula. Staff recommended revisions and noted that…
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