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Commission recommends reclassification of 9.13 acres at 2903 N. Martin Luther King Blvd to M-2
Summary
The Planning Commission recommended that city council approve a reclassification for a 9.13-acre site at 2903 N. Martin Luther King Blvd to M-2 industrial; the applicant described a 155,000-square-foot, single-story warehouse divisible into three tenant spaces.
The commission voted to recommend approval to the City Council for ZN152025, a request by LM Construction to reclassify 9.13 acres at 2903 North Martin Luther King Boulevard from Planned Unit Development (PUD) to M-2 general industrial zoning. Staff noted required infrastructure changes, including removal of existing radio towers, updated landscaping to meet current standards and a required combination right-turn lane and bus turn-out at the site entrance as requested by the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC).
Applicant Jason Vossmer of LM Construction described the project as “a 155,000-square-foot concrete tilt-up office warehouse building, speculative building, divisible by 3,” and confirmed it would be a single-story structure. Commissioners asked technical questions about access and design; staff recommended approval to the council with conditions related to right-of-way improvements and landscaping. The commission approved a motion to recommend the rezoning to city council with the staff-recommended conditions.
