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Hebron planning board approves lot splits, rezoning for parcels tied to future Microsoft data center
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Board approved two lot-split applications and zoning changes to M1 for parcels intended for a future Microsoft Corporation data center, authorizing creation of two and three lots respectively.
The Village of Hebron Planning & Zoning Board unanimously approved two lot-split applications on March 7 for properties tied to a future Microsoft Corporation data center.
Philip and Barbara Watts applied for a lot split of their property on Canyon Road (Part of Parcel 075-344826-00.000) to create two lots; the parcel is currently zoned R1 (Residential 1) and will change to M1 (Manufacturing 1) to accommodate future use related to a Microsoft data center. Separately, Philip and Barbara Watts applied to split property at 129 N. High Street (Part of Parcel 075-344808-00.000) into three lots; the property’s existing zonings of R1, R4 and M1 will be consolidated to M1. Mayor Valerie Mockus moved to approve both lot-split applications; motions were seconded (Canyon Road: Mayor Mockus seconded by Randy Wolf; 129 N. High Street: seconded by Scott Jacobs) and both passed unanimously with members Scott Jacobs, Michael McFarland (Vice Chair), Valerie Mockus (Mayor) and Randy Wolf voting in favor.
The minutes record the intended purpose of the lot splits as for a future Microsoft Corporation data center; the record does not provide additional working details such as build timeline, site plan, or financing.
