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Westfield APC meeting summary: minutes, calendar changes, AutoZone consent item and upcoming hearings
Summary
At its Feb. 2 meeting the Westfield APC approved prior minutes, adjusted two 2026 meeting dates to avoid polling conflicts, approved a consent agenda item for AutoZone, and announced scheduling for Ironstone, the comprehensive plan, SugarLeaf and built PUD hearings.
The Westfield Washington Township Advisory Planning Commission conducted routine business Feb. 2, 2026 and handled several administrative items in a compact meeting that concluded at 7:15 p.m.
The commission approved the Jan. 20, 2026 meeting minutes on a voice vote (motion by Councilor McCarty, second by Mister Mooney). Later, staff proposed changing the May 4 meeting to Wednesday, May 6 and the Nov. 2 meeting to Wednesday, Nov. 4 because the original dates conflicted with state and local voting/polling sites; commissioners approved the revised 2026 meeting dates (motion by Mister Mooney, second by Missus Carlson).
The consent agenda included development petition 2601-DDP-03 (AutoZone). Councilor McCarty moved to approve the consent agenda; staff called the roll and the recorded votes were: Mister Jorge — yes; Mister Khan — yes; Miss Carlson — yes; Mister McCarty — yes; Mister Mooney — yes; Mister Neal — yes; Mister Waniger — yes. The motion passed.
Council liaison McCarty briefly updated the commission on recent City Council actions: Harmony PUD was approved by the council 6-1; a community mental health facility application was reported as denied (noted as 'denied for 3' in the council summary); WWF PUD amendment for a new middle school was approved unanimously; and a built PUD was introduced and will return to APC next month.
The chair reviewed continued items and anticipated public hearing dates: an Ironstone workshop tentatively set for Feb. 17, a special meeting and public hearing for the comprehensive plan on March 11, and SugarLeaf and built PUD hearings anticipated March 2. A question from a member clarified the Ironstone workshop location is posted as 'city services' on the city calendar and the group agreed to keep it there.
A motion to adjourn was moved by Councilor McCarty and seconded by Mister Khan; the meeting was adjourned at 7:15 p.m.
