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Planning commission approves A1-to-CH rezoning for Kansas Archery Center relocation
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously approved a rezoning from A1 to CH to allow Jim Carlson to move his Kansas Archery Center; staff noted public-works approval is required for any new entrances and a local poultry farm filed a letter of no opposition.
The Pottawatomie County Planning Commission on June 18 approved a rezoning request to change a parcel from agricultural (A1) to highway commercial (CH) to permit relocation of the Kansas Archery Center.
County Planner Bridget Snow presented the staff report, reviewed permitted uses in the CH district, and noted that the County Public Works Department must approve any new site entrances. Snow read a letter from Nelson Poultry Farms stating they did not oppose the request. Applicant Jim Carlson — identified on the agenda as the owner of the Kansas Archery Center — explained his intent to relocate his business to the tract.
Commissioner Robert Busby moved to approve the rezoning; Tatum Couture seconded the motion, and the vote was 8-0 in favor.
Why it matters: the approval allows a commercial recreational business to move into the identified tract, subject to site development rules and any required Public Works approvals for access. The change shifts the parcel from agricultural to commercial zoning, which affects future permitted uses and site development review.
Next steps: site development and any required Public Works reviews and permits will follow; the transcript records no immediate conditions other than standard permitting requirements.
