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Raider Row subdivision (Chick‑fil‑A parcel split) approved

City of Beavercreek Planning Commission · May 7, 2026
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Summary

The Planning Commission approved the final subdivision to split the Raider Row lot (which contains the Chick‑fil‑A site) into three parcels, including a permanent cross‑access easement; sidewalk/access details will be handled at the site‑plan stage.

Staff presented the Raider Row Section 1 final subdivision, a minor platting action that divides the existing commercial lot into three parcels (one for Chick‑fil‑A and two for future development) and creates cross‑access easements and a small right of way. The commission discussed whether sidewalk access and entries should be required now or deferred; staff advised such site‑design elements are better enforced at the specific site‑plan stage. The commission approved S26‑3 with the recommended conditions (4–0 roll call). The approval preserves a permanent cross‑access easement to ensure interparcel circulation.

Commissioners noted the unusual density of easements and the practical need to let the city engineer exercise discretion on sidewalk alignments when specific site plans are submitted. The motion to approve passed unanimously by roll call.