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Zoning staff: Publix-sized grocer may reconfigure center; site‑plan amendment expected
Summary
Zoning official said a grocery‑store tenant is expected to redevelop part of a shopping center and that staff will treat the proposal as a site‑plan amendment requiring DRC and planning reviews; an estimate of about 45,000 sq ft was mentioned.
Zoning official briefed the board on a potential shopping‑center redevelopment that could replace an existing tenant with a larger grocer and require a site‑plan amendment.
"They're gonna basically take that down and it's gonna be about a 45,000 square foot building," Zoning official said of the proposed grocery store site, noting staff has not yet received formal site‑plan documents and will treat the change as a master‑plan amendment for the center.
Officials said once the application arrives it will proceed through DRC and planning reviews and may include parking and circulation adjustments; the post office relocation and tenant mix were mentioned as contingent site elements but not part of a current application. No application had been filed at the meeting.
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