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Council approves preliminary plat for 141 Business Park Plat 1, with infrastructure conditions

Johnston City Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Council approved Resolution 26-15 to accept the preliminary plat submitted by 141 Business Park LLC (applicant Mark Bockenstedt) for a multi‑phase business park; staff and council emphasized required roadway improvements on NW 110th Court and conditioned approval on typical construction documents and connection fees.

The Johnston City Council approved a preliminary plat for 141 Business Park Plat 1 after planning staff reviewed the multi‑phase business park layout and infrastructure responsibilities.

Michael, planning staff, told the council the request from 141 Business Park LLC (applicant Mark Bockenstedt) would subdivide the initial four parcels for the first phase and would ultimately extend to Northwest Road Drive as later phases build out. He said the site’s current zoning (E2) allows for the proposed business/employment uses and that plan‑commission recommended approval subject to standard conditions, including payment of sanitary and water service connection fees and review and acceptance of private construction and road‑improvement documents by council.

Staff emphasized that Northwest 110th Court is not currently to specification for the truck traffic the development would bring and described ongoing discussions about private development agreements to extend road improvements. Council members and a resident questioned building façades, landscaping, and overall quality; staff said architectural requirements and landscaping would be addressed in future site plans.

After discussion, the council moved and approved Resolution No. 26-15 to approve the preliminary plat, with staff instructions to return construction documents and any private development agreements for council review and acceptance before final platting and building permits.