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Plan commission approves Shiloh Crossing minor plat to create new developable lot
Summary
The Avon Advisory Plan Commission unanimously approved MIP 26-01, subdividing Lot 7 and adjusting Block F at Shiloh Crossing to create a new developable lot across from the Target shopping center; staff said the plat meets UDO standards and recommended approval subject to three standard conditions.
The Avon Advisory Plan Commission on a unanimous vote approved MIP 26-01, a minor plat amendment to subdivide Lot 7 and redraw Block F at the intersection of US Highway 36 and Shiloh Crossing Drive to create two lots (7A and 7B) and an amended Block F.
Staff told the commission the plat meets all Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) standards, no waivers were requested, and approval was recommended subject to three standard conditions. The changes are driven by a recent administrative petition to relocate a drainage ditch, staff said, and lot 7B would be available for commercial development under the C2 district and US 31 overlay.
Ryan Linley of Banning Engineering, the petitioner’s representative, said the request is “just creating another developable lot” and confirmed the parcel will be integrated with the existing strip center and accessed via an easement through lot 7A rather than directly from US 36. No members of the public spoke in favor or opposition during the hearing.
A commissioner moved to approve the plat “to subdivide 2.8 acres into two lots and one block” subject to the conditions in the staff report and approved findings of fact; another commissioner seconded. The commission then voted with all present members in favor and the motion carried.
The commission’s approval allows the petitioner to pursue site plans for development of the newly created lot; staff noted any required special exceptions (for example, drive-throughs) would be considered separately.
