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Board initiates Prologis Logistical Park comprehensive‑plan amendment to allow warehouse site
Summary
Planning staff recommended initiating a comprehensive‑plan amendment to reclassify ~23 acres for an industrial Prologis logistics park that officials said would add industrial tax base and bring up to 1,400 jobs; the board voted to initiate the CPA and related rezoning items.
The Board agreed to initiate a comprehensive‑plan amendment (CPA) for Prologis' proposed Logistical Park, a request to convert roughly 23 acres from mixed‑use (MU3) to industrial I‑3 so a warehouse/distribution center can be considered. Eric Griffiths of the planning office described the parcel's context near I‑66 and Route 29 as well as companion rezoning to M‑2 and proffers intended to mitigate impacts.
Supervisors noted the project's employment potential: Supervisor Bailey highlighted the board packet's estimate that the proposal could bring "1,400 jobs, that's impactful for our county." Planning staff said the rezoning will allow proffered mitigation for nearby schools and infrastructure and help preserve other industrial land from conversion to data centers.
The board moved and seconded initiation for the CPA and companion rezoning steps; staff will carry the applications through the standard public‑hearing and planning‑commission process.
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