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Plan Commission approves site development for light-industrial building at 11120 Virginia St
Summary
The Crown Point Plan Commission approved site development for a 10,458 sq ft light-industrial office building at 11120 Virginia St, subject to conditions requiring a code-compliant dumpster enclosure, relocation of ADA parking to abut the building, and no additional signage; the petitioner will allocate 15 trees to the city parks department.
The Crown Point Plan Commission approved site development Feb. 23 for a proposed 10,458-square-foot light-industrial building at 11120 Virginia Street in the Crown East Industrial Park.
Jonathon Baccino of DVG Team, Inc. presented the petition on behalf of RDM VI LLC and told commissioners the building facade will match existing structures in the subdivision. Planning Administrator Josh Watson said departmental reviews — including engineering, fire, public works, utilities and the Tree Board — supported the plan and noted the petitioner agreed to allocate 15 trees to the City of Crown Point Parks Department.
Commission discussion focused on site details: Commissioners asked whether the dumpster enclosure would meet zoning requirements, whether signage would be limited to on-building signage, and whether ADA parking spaces were appropriately located. Baccino agreed to finalize the dumpster enclosure design to meet Zoning Code requirements and to relocate the ADA parking spaces to abut the building.
Dan Rohaley moved to approve Petition 26-05 subject to a finalized dumpster enclosure that meets Zoning Code requirements, relocation of the ADA parking spaces to abut the building, and that no additional signage be installed at the facility; Vice President Rich Day seconded. On a roll call vote the measure carried with all members present voting yes.
The approval follows a prior Board of Zoning Appeals variance allowing flatwork to encroach on required setbacks and includes a shared access agreement with the adjacent lot.
The petitioner and staff said the project’s materials and scale are consistent with nearby industrial development. The Plan Commission’s approval is a recommendation to proceed with the site development under the stated conditions.
