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Commission approves conditional use for indoor sports training facility at 4272 Hudson Drive
Summary
The planning commission approved PC26-4, a conditional-use permit for a roughly 5,800 sq ft indoor sports training facility at 4272 Hudson Drive; staff noted a prior notice of violation for operating without completing the application process and said the applicant must obtain a certificate of occupancy.
The Stow City Planning Commission voted to approve application PC26-4, allowing an indoor sports training facility at 4272 Hudson Drive.
Staff member Zach told commissioners the tenant space is about 5,800 square feet and that indoor sports training is a conditionally permitted use in the industrial zoning district. Zach said the application was started about a year ago but the applicant did not pay the application fee; staff issued a notice of violation when the use was operating prior to completing permitting. “Once this is approved, they'll need to get their certificate of occupancy from the building department,” Zach said.
Commissioners reviewed supplemental standards and confirmed the site meets a 500-foot separation requirement from heavy-industrial uses. They asked whether the building could accommodate heavy manufacturing if another tenant occupied adjacent units; staff said the current building would not readily support heavy manufacturing but that, if heavy manufacturing later located adjacent, the established indoor-sports use could remain.
The commission moved and seconded approval of PC26-4; roll-call voting approved the conditional use. The approval is conditioned on the applicant obtaining required building permits and a certificate of occupancy before operations may continue without violation.
