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Planning commission approves special land use to convert 57 South Hudson to a residence
Summary
The commission approved special land use request 26-08 to convert the former law office at 57 South Hudson into a residence. Staff said the application met the standards; the motion passed by voice vote after applicant Abdul Salam introduced himself and said he plans to live there.
Planning staff presented special land use application 26-08 for 57 South Hudson, a former law-office location proposed to be converted back to a residence. Staff said the site meets applicable standards, noted adequate parking, and reported that 42 notices were mailed within 300 feet; one written comment from Diane Godfrey supported the request.
Applicant Abdul Salam spoke in support of the application and said, "I'm planning on residing in, if it's approved, on the 57 South Hudson. . . I'll be a family physician there" at Coldwater Hospital. Commissioners asked brief questions about interior work and neighborhood fit; staff said the building had internal connections that made the conversion feasible.
A commissioner moved to approve special land use request 26-08 establishing a residential home at 57 South Hudson; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. The record does not list individual named votes. No conditions or amendments were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The public hearing was closed after the approval and the commission moved on to new business.
