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Planning Commission recommends Bank of America preliminary plan with setback modification, sanitation question remains
Summary
Lee's Summit Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of a preliminary development plan for a new Bank of America branch at 1801 Northwest Chipman Road, including a requested parking-setback modification; staff and commissioners noted the public sanitary sewer lateral's location is uncertain and may require a public infrastructure plan.
The Lee's Summit Planning Commission on Jan. 22 voted to recommend approval of a preliminary development plan for a new Bank of America branch at 1801 Northwest Chipman Road.
Brian Emrick, representing the applicant, told commissioners the proposal demolishes the existing single‑story building and replaces it with a slightly larger, single‑story prototype branch of about 4,700 square feet, subdivides the 1.41‑acre parcel into two lots, adds two remote ATMs and increases off‑street parking from 25 to 27 spaces while adding a pedestrian connection to the right‑of‑way. "We're proposing to raise the existing bank development and construct a new modern Bank of America branch," Emrick said during…
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