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Commission approves rezoning at 690 Franklin Road for aviation youth education center
Summary
The commission voted to rezone about 0.82 acres at 690 Franklin Road from RD-9 to a tech-specific plan to allow an aviation youth education center with overnight room-and-board for camps; staff recommended approval and the motion passed by voice vote.
The Lebanon Planning Commission approved a future land-use plan amendment and rezoning for roughly 0.82 acres at 690 Franklin Road to permit an aviation youth education center that would provide educational programming and overnight room-and-board for aviation camps.
Staff described the request from Deborah Bough to rezone the parcel from RD-9 (duplex residential) to a tech-specific plan labeled RPI to replicate an aviation hall-of-fame/museum use across the street and add overnight accommodations for camps. Staff recommended approval, saying the use would "provide a unique educational experience for this community."
A commissioner moved to approve both the future land-use amendment and the rezoning in a single combined vote, and the motion was seconded. During discussion a participant endorsed the request as "a great addition to Ward 4," and the motion passed by voice vote. The transcript does not show a roll-call tally.
The approval permits the property owner to proceed under the tech-specific plan. Any site-plan, building, or occupancy approvals needed for overnight accommodations will require further review and permitting through staff and subsequent approvals as required by code.
