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Votes at a glance: Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission actions on July 13, 2026
Summary
The commission approved meeting minutes, authorized recording of a demolition satisfaction, recommended approval for the Buc‑ee's PUD rezoning to the Common Council (with traffic conditions), approved an 11‑acre residential rezoning and approved a church primary plat; some items passed unanimously, others carried after extended debate.
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The Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission took several formal actions on July 13, 2026.
Approve minutes: The commission approved the minutes from its June 22, 2026 meeting (motion by Mr. Lexi; second by Mr. Price); the clerk reported the tally as seven yays and one abstain.
Demolition satisfaction (1761 East Main Street): The commission voted to authorize the president or vice president to sign a satisfaction of demolition order, recording that the three structures had been demolished and permits were in place (motion carried, recorded as 8–0).
Docket PC2026‑035 (CSMS Management LLC / Buc‑ee's): After extended public comment focused on traffic, school‑period congestion and environmental concerns, the commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation to the Greenwood Common Council for rezoning roughly 80.15 acres to a planned‑unit development with staff‑recommended conditions and a commitment from the developer to run additional school‑period traffic counts and work with the Clark Pleasant Community School Corporation on mitigation. The commission recorded the motion as carried; the recommendation is advisory and the Common Council holds final authority.
PCE2026‑040 (Justice Estates): The commission approved a zone change for approximately 11.02 acres at 1000 West Stones Crossing Road from Agriculture to RL (motion by Miss Danbaugh; second by Mr. Milmore). Commissioner Price recused himself from this matter on the record. Staff required a platted shared‑access easement and stormwater review as a condition.
PC2026‑037 (Berean Missionary Baptist Church): The primary plat for a church expansion and lot consolidation was approved after unanimous technical committee recommendation (motion carried 8–0).
Procedural note: The plan commission’s role is advisory for zoning map changes; final decisions on zone‑map amendments lie with the Greenwood Common Council. The commission recorded commitments and conditions to be carried forward with each item.

