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Zoning commission to review Mirjon Building Group proposal for about 21 homes in Fort Scott area
Summary
Crosby Township zoning staff reported 10 zoning certificates issued last month and notified trustees of a Nov. 25 zoning commission meeting to consider a Mirjon Building Group proposal to rezone part of the Fort Scott area and permit roughly 21 homes plus mini‑storage and outside storage in an FF district.
Crosby Township's zoning official told trustees that the township issued 10 zoning certificates in the prior month (three fences, one deck, two remodels, two commercial projects and two new homes) and announced a Zoning Commission meeting set for 7 p.m. on Nov. 25 to consider a developer proposal.
The proposal, described in the meeting record as submitted by Mirjon Building Group, would reconfigure an FF zoning district line and enable a subdivision of about 21 homes in the area referenced as Fort Scott Subdivision. The developer also proposes mini‑storage (inside and outside storage) and commercial building projects in related parcels; the transcript notes a drawing of the proposal is available in the zoning official's office and trustees were asked to review the packet before the hearing.
Trustees asked procedural questions about the layout and whether any township land (previously referenced 9 acres) had been set aside for township use; the zoning official said no township replacement land had been set aside in the materials. The transcript shows trustees encouraged review of the packet and attendance at the Nov. 25 public zoning hearing.
