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Salem City Council adopts rezoning for McDonald’s site, authorizes lot sale to Habitat and approves $275,000 for museum repairs
Summary
At its Feb. 23 meeting, the Salem City Council unanimously approved a rezoning for a McDonald’s rebuild, authorized sale of a 0.134-acre city lot to Habitat for Humanity, appropriated $275,000 to the Salem Historical Society for roof repairs at the Salem Museum, adopted a condemnation resolution for a sewer easement, and approved a $11,025 health department adjustment.
Salem City Council on Feb. 23 unanimously approved several measures to advance local development, historic preservation and utility work.
At the regular meeting, Council adopted on second reading an amendment to the zoning ordinance to remove a prior condition on the HBD Highway Business District for the McDonald’s property at 101 Electric Road (Tax Map #80–4–1), clearing the way for the restaurant to be razed and rebuilt under current site-plan requirements. Anne Marie Green moved to adopt the ordinance on second reading; Hunter Holliday seconded, and the full Council voted aye.
Council also authorized the City Manager to prepare documentation to convey an approximately 0.134-acre parcel at 216 Chapman Street (Tax Map #122-8-6) to Habitat for Humanity. Rob Light told Council the parcel was acquired…
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