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Committee approves final plan for 146,000 sq. ft. warehouse at 3080 Belter Road

Bill, Zoning and Economic Development Committee · December 11, 2025
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Summary

The committee approved final plan 25-0966 for a speculative ~146,000-square-foot warehouse/distribution facility at 3080 Belter Road in the Butterfield PDD; petitioner High Street Logistics said the building can be split into up to three units and staff confirmed the application was received before the recent moratorium on warehouses and data centers.

The Bill, Zoning and Economic Development Committee on Feb. 10 approved final plan 25-0966 for a proposed approximately 146,000-square-foot warehouse/distribution facility at 3080 Belter Road.

Alex Minella, Zoning and Planning Division, introduced the application and said the property—about 18 acres in the Butterfield Planned Development District—was submitted before the city’s recent warehouse/data-center moratorium. Minella said the site is north of Belter Road and west of North Eola Road.

Kelly Mills and Mike Shanahan of High Street Logistics, the petitioner, described their company as a small infill industrial real-estate developer and said the proposed building is similar to a recently completed nearby facility. "We are a small infill industrial logistics, real estate investment company," Mills said, adding the proposal could be demised into smaller units to serve local tenants.

Committee members asked whether the application was received before the moratorium; planning staff confirmed this application arrived before the moratorium took effect and therefore may proceed. Staff also said there are other pre-moratorium filings (a warehouse and a data center) that the committee may see in January; one other recent approval was handled under the hardship appeal provisions of the moratorium.

A motion to approve the final plan was made, seconded and carried in committee. The item will proceed to any remaining administrative steps required for final permitting.