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Planning Commission approves site plan for proposed Sage Road retail center

Planning Commission · June 10, 2024
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Summary

The Planning Commission approved a site plan for a proposed roughly 13,000-square-foot retail building on Sage Road after staff said potential tenants would not create a significant traffic impact and no full traffic study was required.

The Planning Commission voted June 10 to approve a site plan for a proposed retail building on Sage Road, described in the meeting record as roughly a 13,000-square-foot center. The commission approved the item by voice vote after a staff overview and brief commissioner questioning.

The Chair introduced the application and said staff requested a limited traffic analysis and found "the potential tenants wouldn't have a significant impact on Sage Road," so a full traffic study was not required. The proposal, shown in staff materials as a two-acre portion adjacent to an apartment complex, may house local retail tenants; meeting remarks noted a local dance studio was a possible occupant.

Commissioners asked whether the red-outlined area shown in staff materials represented one parcel or multiple ownerships and pressed for interparcel driveway connectivity as surrounding parcels develop. Staff and the Chair said separate owners currently hold adjacent portions; detention ponds on the south side of the site affect driveway alignment and are a constraint on shared access.

After the discussion the commission moved to approve the site plan. No public commenters signed up during the public-comment period.

The approval concludes the commission's site-plan review; the record shows the commission approved the motion and proceeded to the next agenda item.