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Archie aldermen decline rezoning request for 104 W. Chestnut
Summary
A proposed rezoning of 104 W. Chestnut from R‑1 to C‑1 was declined by the Archie Board of Aldermen Feb. 10 after the applicant said he was taking the property in a different direction.
The Archie Board of Aldermen voted Feb. 10 to decline a rezoning request (RZ‑2025‑1) for 104 W. Chestnut.
Applicant Austin Kusgen indicated during the discussion that he is pursuing a different approach for the property. Alderman Mark Houchen moved to decline the rezoning request; Alderman Scott Kendrick seconded. The motion to decline passed with recorded votes of Houchen—yes, Kendrick—yes, Molzahn—yes; Alderman Tony Sallee was absent.
The rezoning would have changed the lot from R‑1 (single‑family residential) to C‑1 (general business commercial). No amendment or alternative zoning was proposed at the meeting.
The board’s decision preserves the property’s R‑1 designation for now; any future application would require resubmission and a new public review process.
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