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Springdale council rezones town-owned parcel to public use; medical clinic planning continues
Summary
The council voted Jan. 14 to change zoning on a two-acre town-owned parcel to public use, a step officials say preserves options for a future medical clinic and municipal facilities. Debate over clinic size, need and pharmacy limits continued and the ordinance to permit medical clinics in public-use zones was tabled for staff clarification.
The Springdale Town Council on Jan. 14 approved changing the zoning of a two-acre parcel adjacent to Town Hall from Valley Residential to Public Use, advancing plans to reserve the property for municipal purposes including a potential medical clinic.
Tom (planning staff) told the council the parcel, Parcel S‑137‑C on Lyon Boulevard, was acquired to expand the municipal campus and that the public‑use designation is consistent with that intent. He said the planning commission recommended the change and noted the staff packet references a possible…
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