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Committee approves Gateway Landing lot and dedicated street; applicant to finalize construction plans
Summary
The committee unanimously approved a technical amendment to record a one-lot commercial subdivision (Gateway Landing) and dedicate the proposed street to the city; staff said all internal reviews are complete and asked applicant to supply a street name for E911 before recording.
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The Tupelo Planning Committee unanimously approved a major-subdivision amendment for Gateway Landing on April 6, allowing a single commercial lot to be created and a street to be dedicated to the city.
Greg Carico, representing the property owner, said the action is a technical amendment to complete a lot for sale and to record the new street. Tanner Newman told the committee staff and other departments had reviewed the submittal and recommended approval; the applicant said MDOT had approved the driveway/curb cut permit.
Committee members asked the applicant to coordinate with E911 to provide a designated street name. A motion to approve the major subdivision with the street name to be labeled was made, seconded, and passed unanimously. Newman reminded applicants of the three-day appeal period and said staff will process construction applications and place the item on the next city council agenda for final approval and recording.
The item was presented as a commercial subdivision amendment and does not authorize subsequent site-specific site-plan or signage approvals, which will come back to the city through the standard construction and site-plan review processes.

