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Council hears Circle K rezoning proposal; public urged that map be shown on camera
Summary
Planner Jacob summarized a rezoning and future land‑use map amendment for a Circle K on Stewart Street that would combine lots and require board-of-adjustment review for a special exception; a resident asked staff to display the project map on camera during the regular meeting to aid remote viewers.
Jacob, a city staff presenter, briefed the council on a rezoning and future land‑use amendment application from Circle K seeking to combine parcels along Stewart Street into a single parcel under the Stewart Street Corridor Residential Commercial (SSCRC) district and to operate a gas station on the combined lot.
Jacob said the request includes a zoning change and a future land‑use map amendment and noted the application requires a special exception and board of adjustment review because the gas station use is not typically allowed in SSCRC without additional approvals. He described landscape buffers along the trail and a roughly 70–75 foot separation between the trail corridor and the station as shown in staff drawings.
A resident in the audience asked that the council make the project map visible to remote viewers during the upcoming regular meeting so those watching from home can see the parcel layout. Staff confirmed the map is included in the agenda packet on the city website and can be displayed on camera during the public hearing.
No final action was taken during the work session; staff said the public hearing will be held during the regular meeting when the map will be displayed and the public can comment formally.
