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Planned-development amendment on US 64 sent back for staff-applicant discussions
Summary
A developer asked the County's land-use committee to amend a planned development near US Highway 64 to add land and uses; planning staff and the applicant agreed to resolve an outline-plan condition (f.4) and return the item with no committee recommendation so the change can be addressed before a vote.
Planning staff presented a planned-development amendment for property on US Highway 64 that would add land and uses for a warehouse/distribution and truck parking operation. Alexis Longstreet (Division of Planning and Development) summarized the outline-plan conditions and noted the item had previously been considered by the Land Use Control Board.
Dedrick Bridal, representing the applicant, said one condition (f.4) appeared in the Land Use Control Board materials but had not been requested by the applicant. Bridal asked staff to delete that specific condition because it conflicted with other language and was not part of the applicant's submitted conditions; he submitted a letter from a neighboring property owner supporting the expansion.
Planning staff and the applicant agreed to meet and try to resolve the discrepancy before the next committee meeting; the committee voted to send the item down without recommendation so the parties could finalize revisions by the next meeting.
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