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Planning commission rejects recommendation to rezone 3351 Main Street for fuel canopy; case moves to Moraine City Council
Summary
The Moraine Planning Commission voted 2–1 against recommending approval of rezoning case R-01-2026, which would have changed four lots at 3351 Main Street from R2 (single-family) to B1 (neighborhood business) to allow a gas canopy and three double-sided pumps. The commission will forward a denial to city council after the 30-day notice period.
The Moraine Planning Commission declined to recommend approval of rezoning case R-01-2026 on a 2–1 vote during a public hearing that opened at 6:03 p.m. The application would have changed four residential lots at 3351 Main Street (lots 2157, 2158, 5057 and 5275) from R2 (single-family residential) to B1 (neighborhood business) to allow the installation of a fuel canopy with three double-sided pumps associated with a Marathon franchise, staff said.
Staff member Mr. Sorosk told the commission the applicant, identified in the record as Arjet Singh, submitted two preliminary site-plan options and that the technical review committee, which met March 11, 2026, favored site-plan option one because “site plan option one provides a better flow for traffic and larger vehicles to maneuver with the canopy.” He also cited…
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