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Town staff presents rezoning request for 2460 Lee Highway to allow mini‑warehouse
Summary
Staff told the Pulaski board a 4.99‑acre parcel at 2460 Lee Highway is proposed to be rezoned from RO to B2 to permit a climate‑controlled personal storage (mini‑warehouse). Commissioners asked about security, operator model and adjacent zoning; staff and the applicant said design details are not yet developed.
Town planning staff introduced rezoning case PZO RZ00002 for 2460 Lee Highway, asking the board to consider changing the parcel’s zoning from RO to B2 so a climate‑controlled personal storage (mini‑warehouse) facility could be constructed on the 4.99‑acre site. The staff report said the request is supported by a site plan and other application materials provided to commissioners.
Staff noted the property was previously involved in a 2023 rezoning nearby and that town GIS maps have not been fully updated to reflect all past changes. During questions, commissioners asked how far along the applicant was in interior design; the applicant replied work was at an early stage. On security and access, the applicant said the units would be climate‑controlled and “secured from the outside” with access limited to renters. Nathan, a town staff member, explained the application materials and available supporting documents and confirmed B2 would permit mini‑warehouses as a by‑right use if rezoned.
Commissioners also examined whether approving the rezoning would be a spot‑zone, and staff explained adjacent parcels include a mix of B2 and residential districts, indicating the request would not be an isolated commercial pocket. The board did not take a final vote on the rezoning at this meeting; instead, staff was directed to proceed with public‑hearing notices if the board moved the case forward.
