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Planning commission recommends conditional use approval for Hudson Trading Group expansion

Findlay Township Planning Commission · April 28, 2026
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Summary

Findlay Township Planning Commission recommended the Board of Supervisors grant Conditional Use approval to Hudson Trading Group LLC to add light manufacturing inside an existing 63,550 sq. ft. building at 102 Technology Drive in RIDC Park West, finding conditional use and express standards addressed.

The Findlay Township Planning Commission recommended April 28 that the Board of Supervisors grant Conditional Use approval to Hudson Trading Group LLC to expand an existing wholesale distribution facility at 102 Technology Drive to include light manufacturing.

Assistant Manager and Planning Administrator Brandon Stanick told the commission the proposal addresses zoning analysis and both the Conditional Use and Conditional Use express standards for an existing 63,550‑square‑foot building on roughly 4.76 acres in the RIDC Park West business park. "All items have been completed for the Zoning Analysis and both the conditional use and conditional use express standards have been addressed," Stanick said.

Member Ken Faux moved to recommend Conditional Use approval; Member Rade Opacic seconded the motion, which passed on a unanimous voice vote.

The commission record notes the application was presented as an expansion of an existing wholesale manufacturing and distribution facility (a bulk spice supplier). The recommendation will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors for final action. No members of the public spoke against the application at the Planning Commission meeting.

The board's next step is consideration by the Board of Supervisors, which will review the commission's recommendation and the submitted zoning analysis.