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Planning commission forwards Palmer College campus plan, rezoning and right-of-way vacation requests to Davenport City Council
Summary
The Davenport City Plan and Zoning Commission voted Feb. 17 to forward Palmer College of Chiropractic’s campus master plan amendment, a rezoning of six adjacent properties to Institutional Campus (IC), and two right-of-way vacation requests to city council with recommendations for approval and conditions; staff noted one written opposition focused on delivery access.
The Davenport City Plan and Zoning Commission on Feb. 17 voted to forward a set of measures from Palmer College of Chiropractic — a campus master plan amendment, a rezoning of six adjacent properties and two right-of-way vacations — to the Davenport City Council with staff recommendations and conditions.
City planning staff presented the proposals as an integrated package intended to formalize campus boundaries and support a 10-year campus plan. "Palmer College of Chiropractic is zoned IC institutional campus district," Planning staffer Matt said during his presentation, summarizing the district’s purpose and the college’s proposed changes. Staff said the amendment includes a new Brady Street entrance with a roundabout gateway, a proposed academic building called the Palmer Forum, expanded green space and outdoor study areas, reconfigured parking, traffic-safety improvements on Perry Street and sites identified for future student housing. Five adjacent properties with…
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