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Lebanon planners place multiple subdivision and site-plan items on consent, discuss extensions and rezoning
Summary
Commission placed Waverly phases and Storeplace Self Storage on consent, discussed a 3-month extension request for Hudson Apartments (staff opposed), and scheduled readings for a rezoning request by John D'Andrea.
The commission approved several items for consent or moved them to consent review and heard preliminary discussions on other matters.
Planning staff placed two final plats for Waverly (Phase 11B, 59 lots on about 13.16 acres; Phase 14, 52 lots on about 11.08 acres) and a site plan for Storeplace Self Storage (about 6.06 acres on Highway 109 North) on the consent agenda, reporting no open staff comments. "Staff has no open comments," staff said for the Waverly items.
Staff described a request by Rafael Nuangwa for a three-month extension for the Hudson Apartments site plan (166 units), but opposed the extension because the plan no longer meets current multifamily regulations and a new compliant plan would be required if the extension expired.
Staff also presented a request by John D'Andrea for a future land use map amendment and rezoning for about 11.46 acres at 519 Maple Hill Road, noting the Board of Zoning Appeals ruling that prompted the rezoning request and listing first-reading/public hearing dates (April 7) and a second reading (April 21).
Commissioners paused for a short break and scheduled remaining questions and public hearings as needed.
