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Planning commission postpones Mayfield Colony rezoning amid adjacency concerns
Summary
A public hearing on Ordinance 01-24 to rezone property owned by Mayfield Colony from Agricultural to Commercial/Industrial was postponed to Oct. 15, 2024, after staff noted the parcel does not meet adjacency recommendations; Joe Waldner spoke for the applicant.
The joint Planning Commission and County Commission held a public hearing on proposed Ordinance 01-24, which would rezone property owned by Mayfield Hutterian Brethren from Agricultural to Commercial/Industrial. Luke Muller presented the property description and ordinance context. Joe Waldner of Mayfield Colony spoke for the applicant and said the colony plans to create wood structured walls in a recently constructed building. Commissioners noted current zoning guidance recommends commercial or industrial zoning be adjacent to paved roads; the parcel before the board does not meet that recommendation. The commission moved to postpone the matter to Oct. 15, 2024 at 9:00 a.m. (motion by Gjerde, second by Knock).
The postponement was unanimous. Staff reports, findings and the property description are on file with Planning & Zoning for the continued hearing.
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