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Developer outlines retail and entertainment plans in first‑reading for Brasher Lane rezoning
Summary
Applicant Hassid Patel presented a concept plan to rezone roughly 17 acres on Brasher Lane from A‑R to B‑2 for retail, restaurants, possible gas station and an entertainment venue; council held the public hearing with no speakers signed up and scheduled a July vote.
The Chelsea City Council held a first reading and public hearing on June 16 for a rezoning application from Hassid Patel affecting approximately 17 acres on Brasher Lane, proposing a change from A‑R to B‑2 zoning.
Patel said his concept envisions mixed retail and dining, two restaurants, potentially a gas station and an entertainment use such as a bowling alley or family entertainment center. He said the site would be accessed from Brasher Lane (not Highway 280) and that he is coordinating with council and state agencies on access concerns; concept drawings were available but not shown on the council screen at the meeting.
Council asked questions about access; Patel confirmed he is pursuing right‑of‑way and access approvals and said the design could change based on agency input and further feedback from council. No members of the public had signed up to speak during the hearing. The council closed the public hearing and placed the ordinance on the July agenda for a final vote.
Next steps: The application will return for final council action in July; staff will work with the applicant on any required access approvals and the council on ordinance language.
