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Planning Commission approves rezoning of five parcels along M66 to enable residential uses
Summary
The Battle Creek Planning Commission voted unanimously Dec. 17 to recommend rezoning five parcels south of Beckley Road along M66 from B2 regional commercial to MFR high-density multiple-family residential, a change staff said corrects a mapping error and removes legal nonconforming status for existing homes.
The Battle Creek Planning Commission voted unanimously Dec. 17 to recommend rezoning five parcels south of Beckley Road along M66 from B2 regional commercial to MFR high-density multiple-family residential.
Staff said the rezoning, filed as PRZ25-00006, would resolve legal nonconforming residential uses created by a 2020 zoning map rewrite and would permit two- and single-family homes on parcels where those uses exist. “It would relieve these properties of their legal non-conforming status right now,” a staff member told commissioners during the public hearing.
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