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Applicant proposes rezoning at 3500 East 1000 North; commission advises on setbacks and timing

Ballard Planning Commission · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Sage McCormick presented a concept to rezone about 10 acres at 3500 East 1000 North from Commercial 3 to RM1 for single‑family lots; the commission provided procedural guidance and recommended he consider moving the property boundary to align with forthcoming setback changes.

Sage McCormick presented a concept rezoning request on March 3 seeking to change approximately 10 acres at 3500 East 1000 North from Commercial 3 to RM1 (single‑family residential) to create eight lots. McCormick said he has not yet decided whether to preserve a half‑acre buffer or extend the buildable area to the property line.

Board Member Mark Redmond advised McCormick to follow the online application process, submit materials at least three weeks before the desired hearing date, and consider relocating the boundary farther back to align with pending setback ordinance updates. Redmond said missing the submission timeframe could delay placement on the April 1 agenda.

No formal rezoning motion or vote was recorded in the minutes; commissioners provided high‑level feedback and procedural steps rather than taking action. The applicant will need to file the formal application and supporting documents for a future public hearing if he chooses to proceed.