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Council approves first reading to rezone 1749 Bonham Road to Flexible Redevelopment District
Summary
On Nov. 12 the Bristol City Council approved on first reading a zoning map amendment to rezone the former Boise Cascade/OfficeMax site at 1749 Bonham Road from M-2C to FRD. The property owner (Coronet Drive LLC) has not disclosed final uses; the council required covenant updates and advanced Ordinance 24-14 to a later final reading.
The Bristol City Council gave first reading approval on Nov. 12 to an ordinance to rezone roughly 16 acres at 1749 Bonham Road from General Industrial with Conditions (M-2C) to Flexible Redevelopment District (FRD).
Community Development Director Jay Detrick said the parcel is the former Boise Cascade/OfficeMax site and that Jim Street, representing Coronet Drive LLC, submitted the rezoning request. The Planning Commission reviewed the proposal and recommended approval at its Oct. 22 meeting.
Council members asked for clarification about on-site utility buildings and the potential for a walking track accessed through private property. Detrick said an agreement previously allowed Police Academy training on a portion of the back property and that the property covenant must be updated to add any new uses. The property owner indicated the full future use is undetermined.
Councilmember Neal Osborne moved for first reading by caption only; Vice Mayor Jake Holmes seconded. The motion passed unanimously, 5–0. City Attorney/City Manager Randall Eads read Ordinance 24-14 aloud.
