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Advisory planning commission approves 613,714-square-foot Avon Logistics Building #6 with conditions
Summary
The Avon Advisory Planning Commission unanimously approved DPR 26-07 to build a 613,714-square-foot industrial building, subject to a required landscape bond, engineering reviews, and compliance with the Unified Development Ordinance and Town Code.
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The Avon Advisory Planning Commission on May 26 approved Development Plan Review DPR 26-07, clearing the way for construction of a 613,714-square-foot industrial building referred to as Avon Logistics Building #6.
Staff recommended approval conditioned on compliance with the Unified Development Ordinance and Town Code, a landscape bond required by UDO Section 6.1(D)(3) to be posted prior to issuance of a full Certificate of Occupancy, and necessary reviews by Crossroad Engineers, the Town’s Public Works and Fire Department at the preconstruction meeting. The petitioner is Chicago Industrial Investments, LLC, represented by Banning Engineering.
Commissioner Bill Reed moved to approve the plan subject to the conditions outlined in staff’s report; Commissioner Paul Guckenberger seconded and the motion passed 5-0. The minutes record standard preconstruction requirements and the bond condition as prerequisites to final occupancy.
The approval authorizes site improvements and surface parking associated with the industrial building; the record does not specify a construction start date, financing sources, or tax-incentive requests. The Commission noted the required further engineering reviews and agency sign-offs as part of preconstruction steps.
Staff and the petitioner will pursue remaining administrative steps required by the Town Code and Crossroad Engineers before building permits and a Certificate of Occupancy can be issued. The Commission adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
