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Gluckstadt planning commission recommends rezoning and approves site plans and variances for multiple commercial projects
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the Gluckstadt Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended rezoning a Titan Lane parcel for RV storage and approved conditional uses, dimensional variances and site plans for developments including The Maverick, 927 Motorsports, a Wingstop parking variance and a restaurant renovation at 128 Weisenberger Road.
Gluckstadt — The Planning and Zoning Commission on May 26 recommended approval of a series of land-use requests and site plans for developments across the city, voting unanimously to forward each recommendation to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
The most prominent action was a recommendation to rezone Tax Parcel No. 082E-22-010/06.00 on Titan Lane from C-2 (Highway Commercial) to I-2 (Heavy Industrial) to allow construction of an open-covered RV storage facility for about 120 RVs; the Commission also recommended a dimensional variance to allow the parcel to use C-2 setbacks (35-foot front; 5-foot side and rear) rather than the I-2 setbacks and approved the accompanying site plan, which calls for gated access, security cameras, lighting and landscaping. Caine Dearman, who presented the applications, told the Commission the parcel’s narrow shape, proximity to railroad tracts and location in a flood zone limit how an I-2 layout would fit on the lot.
The Commission voted unanimously to recommend a conditional use permit, related variances and the site plan for The Maverick at Titan Lane, a proposed cluster of four multi-unit buildings on Lots 9–12 in the Titan Lane development. The buildings are planned to include roughly 60% enclosed storage/warehouse space and 40% office area. The Commission approved a variance from the requirement that building sides facing the right-of-way be 30% glass, allowing only four windows along the office-facing portions, provided the applicant submits brickwork and architectural details for the areas without windows and the Board of Aldermen approves the landscape plan and exterior-material conditions for certain building faces.
The Commission recommended approval of a conditional use permit and the site plan for 927 Motorsports (Tax Parcel No. 082E-21-016/29.00 on Autobahn Loop) to allow used-car sales. Commissioners noted the site provides 17 parking spaces (14 required), heavy-duty concrete paving, a bricked and enclosed dumpster and landscaping; final approval was made subject to Architectural Review Committee sign-off on materials.
At 154 Calhoun Parkway (Calhoun Park Strip Center, Suite D), Delta Wings, LLC (doing business as Wingstop) sought a parking variance because the strip center was built with 84 parking spaces instead of 89 originally planned and the unit’s square footage would require 15 spots. Charles Mosley, speaking for the applicant, said the Wingstop model would be primarily take-out and that four spaces would be sufficient under current center occupancy. The Commission voted unanimously to recommend a variance allowing four spaces.
The Commission also recommended approval of a site plan for a renovation at 128 Weisenberger Road (the former Angelos building) for a steakhouse-style restaurant. The plan shows 33 parking spaces (33 required), updated striping, a new dumpster enclosure, an ADA ramp update and added landscaping.
All motions were unanimous among commissioners present. Noting routine project details and no public opposition, the Commission’s recommendations will now go to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen for final action. The commission set its next regular meeting for June 23, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Gluckstadt City Hall.
