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Olive Branch board sets May 19 public hearings including proposal to allow medical cannabis in Trinity Park PUD
Summary
The board set May 19 hearings to consider amending the Trinity Park PUD to permit medical cannabis in Area 7 (approx. 16.21 acres at 8961 Church Road) and to consider a zoning map amendment for a ~42.5-acre parcel near Craft Road; both items were placed on the consent calendar.
The Olive Branch Board of Aldermen voted April 21 to set public hearings for May 19 on two planning items: a requested amendment to the Trinity Park PUD to add medical cannabis as a permitted use within Area 7, and a zoning map amendment to rezone roughly 42.5 acres from plan unit development/M1 to agricultural residential.
Staff described the Trinity Park proposal as an application by Al Alamasta Nasser on behalf of property owner Nihob Nasser for approximately 16.21 acres at the southwest corner of Highway 305 and Church Road (listed in the record as 8961 Church Road). The board placed the item on the May 19 public hearing docket.
Separately, the board set a May 19 hearing for a rezoning application submitted by Michael Level Allen and Hostel on behalf of the listed property owner in the transcript (transcribed as 'DInnesota County School District') for about 42.5 acres on Craft Road at the future West Sandage Road intersection.
Both hearing dates were placed on the consent agenda and approved without extended discussion. The board did not take a final zoning action on either item at this meeting; both matters will return after public notice and hearing.
Next steps - Planning staff will advertise the May 19 public hearings and provide the board with materials and public comment as required by municipal notice rules. - Interested parties may appear at the May 19 hearing to speak for or against the proposed PUD amendment and rezoning.
