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Council approves rezoning ordinance for 22.3‑acre PUD after amending minimum‑lot condition
Summary
Beavercreek City Council approved Ordinance 26-15 (second reading) rezoning 22.3 acres to MX‑PUD 26‑2 and amended Condition 18 to specify a '60 feet wide' minimum lot size before voting to adopt the ordinance.
Beavercreek City Council on July 27 approved Ordinance 26‑15, rezoning roughly 22.3 acres from single‑family and neighborhood business designations to a mixed‑use planned unit development labeled MX‑PUD 26‑2. The ordinance passed after council amended a development standard requiring a minimum lot size.
During the second reading, a council member moved to amend Condition 18 to read, “Minimum lot size in this PUD shall be 60 feet wide.” Legal counsel and council debated whether the term should include the word “wide”; the maker of the amendment said adding “wide” clarified the intent. Council voted in favor of the amendment and then approved Ordinance 26‑15 as amended by voice vote.
Supporters on council cited updated setbacks and coordination between staff and the applicant; at least one council member noted the rezoning does not fully align with the land‑use plan in a northeast corner of the parcel and said they would scrutinize the specific site plan at the site‑plan review stage. No final site plan or unit counts were specified during the hearing.
The ordinance record (second reading and approval) closes this legislative step; subsequent permitting and site‑plan review will determine specific unit numbers, setbacks and infrastructure requirements.
