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Aberdeen approves amendments to Aberdeen Station planned development with conditions and density cap
Summary
The board approved amendments to the Aberdeen Station planned development (CZ‑2201), allowing adjusted building placements, modestly higher residential density and a requested increase in multifamily height with conditions including a density cap of 11.5 dwelling units per acre, shared‑parking agreements, and preservation of school buildings.
The Aberdeen Board of Commissioners voted Oct. 28 to approve amendments to the previously approved Aberdeen Station planned development, allowing the applicant to change building locations, shift multifamily units to the rear of the site, and modify the overall mix of housing with conditions intended to protect nearby neighborhoods.
The applicant presented a revised conceptual plan that retains the historic school buildings for adaptive reuse (retail, office, co‑work and rooftop amenities) while consolidating new residential development elsewhere on the property. The revised…
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