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Commission backs staff map corrections to align two parcels with business-park zoning

Rosemont Planning Commission · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The Rosemont Planning Commission recommended City Council approve staff-initiated rezoning of two parcels (15790 Canada Circle and 15401 Boulder Avenue) from I1PUD to B2PUD to match the adopted land-use map and permit existing outdoor storage under the PUD overlay.

At the May 26, 2026 meeting, the Rosemont Planning Commission recommended that City Council approve a staff-initiated zoning map correction for two parcels: 15790 Canada Circle (home to the Franic Company's manufacturing plant) and 15401 Boulder Avenue (the Home Depot warehouse and distribution facility). Planner Julia said the sites were incorrectly labeled I1PUD during the 2024 zoning-code update and that changing them to B2PUD would align zoning with the adopted business-park land-use designation.

Julia explained that the PUD overlays for those parcels remain in effect and that the B2 district allows the outdoor-storage component that led staff to seek the correction. "That would bring that area into compliance with what is allowed per the comprehensive plan and also the zoning code," Julia said. Staff also reported it had notified property owners of the proposed change and that these were the only currently-known misclassifications stemming from the 2024 update.

The public hearing was opened; no members of the public spoke. A motion to recommend City Council approve the rezoning was moved, seconded, and passed. Staff said the item will go before City Council on June 16.

Next steps: the recommended map correction will appear on the City Council agenda on June 16; PUD overlays and any site-specific PUD conditions will continue to govern the parcels' development.