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Kettering planning commission approves two lot consolidations for Woodbridge and Spalding Road Church
Summary
The commission approved final record plats for Woodbridge Section Five A (PC 206-002) and for Spalding Road Church of God (PC 206-003), finding both plats met city subdivision standards and voting to approve both plats unanimously; staff recommended approval in each case.
KETTERING, Ohio — The Kettering Planning Commission voted April 20 to approve two final record plats consolidating lots in separate neighborhoods, actions staff said will enable modest future site changes.
City Planner David Roller told the commission the Woodbridge Section Five A plat (Planning Case PC 206-002) would consolidate two lots into a single 9.5192‑acre parcel for the applicant listed in the motion as Gregory R. Melott. “We reviewed this in accordance with the subdivision standards for the City of Kettering and we found that it met all of our requirements,” Roller said. “It is ready to be approved tonight; we are recommending approval.”
After a brief clarification about the lot boundaries, a commissioner moved and the commission seconded the motion. Roll call votes were recorded in the affirmative (Rothman, Service, Lackey, Watsky) and the motion passed.
The commission then considered a consolidation plat for multiple parcels owned by Spalding Road Church of God (Planning Case PC 206-003). Roller said the plat would combine several church parcels into a single 7.095‑acre lot and that staff had found no conditions were required. The commission moved, seconded and approved the motion by roll call (Rothman, Lackey, Service, Watsky recorded as yes).
Both approvals were routine land‑administration actions: staff reviews the plats for technical compliance with the City of Kettering subdivision and zoning code and made no site‑specific conditions. The approvals allow the applicants to record the new lots and proceed with any subsequent development or site plans that may be required.
Next steps: the plats may be recorded in the county after any final administrative steps; the commission did not attach special conditions and no appeals were announced at the meeting.
