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Council approves rezoning of 22.3 acres as MX‑PUD after adding lot‑width requirement
Summary
Council conducted a second reading and approved Ordinance 26‑15 to rezone 22.3 acres to a mixed‑use planned unit development, amending condition 18 to specify a minimum lot width of 60 feet before passage.
Beavercreek City Council on July 27 approved Ordinance 26‑15 on its second reading to rezone 22.3 acres from R‑1A single‑family and a Greene County parcel to MX‑PUD 26‑2, a mixed‑use planned unit development.
Council members and legal counsel asked clarifying questions about the ordinance's conditions before a councilor moved to amend condition 18 to state that the "minimum lot size in this PUD shall be 60 feet wide." The amendment was seconded and approved by voice, and the council then voted to approve the ordinance as amended. The record shows the amendment was offered to remove ambiguity about lot width in the PUD’s development standards.
Supporters on council noted the applicant and staff had worked through setbacks and site details, while others raised concerns that the rezoning area does not perfectly match the city's land‑use map and said they would scrutinize site plans during the site‑plan review stage. No formal dissent was recorded during the voice vote.
The ordinance moves the parcel into the city's mixed‑use PUD framework and leaves detailed unit counts and site plan specifics to later review during the site‑plan phase.
