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Planning Commission sets public hearing for Marshall rezoning request

Chelsea Planning Commission · February 26, 2026
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Summary

The Chelsea Planning Commission received a rezoning application from David Marshall to change roughly 3 acres at 397 Meadow Lake Lane from E-1 to R-2 (to divide into three lots) and set a public hearing for the next meeting; staff and commissioners flagged lot-size inconsistencies and questions about road ownership.

The Chelsea Planning Commission on Feb. 26 received a rezoning application from David Marshall for property at 397 Meadow/Mead Lake Lane and set a public hearing for the next commission meeting.

Chair (speaker 1) said the case was submitted as Case 20260226001RG and described the applicant’s request to rezone about 3 acres from E-1 to R-2 so the owner could divide the parcel into three lots. Planning staff (Keith, speaker 8) told the commission the owner intends to remain on the property and downsize; the plan would create lots requiring septic systems and a minimum lot size of about 15,000 square feet, which is the basis for the R-2 request.

Commissioners raised concerns about inconsistent lot sizes on the proposed division, noting that one resulting lot would remain roughly 2.25 acres while others would be near or below the 15,000-square-foot threshold. Commissioners also asked about the roadway serving the property; staff said the pavement ends and the portion in question may be a county road and that staff would confirm ownership before the public hearing.

The commission voted to receive the rezoning request and set a public hearing for the next meeting; the hearing will be advertised and interested parties notified. No final rezoning decision was made by the commission; it will forward a recommendation to the city council after the public hearing.