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Board Approves Special Use Permit for Religious Assembly Expansion near 75th Street
Summary
The Kansas City Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a special use permit to expand a religious assembly on about 3.8 acres at the corners of Main Street and 75th Street, granting related variances and attaching City Plan Commission conditions.
On Aug. 12, 2026, the Kansas City Board of Zoning Adjustment approved CD-SUP-2026-00035, a special use permit to expand a religious assembly use on roughly 3.8 acres at the northeast and northwest corners of Main Street and W. and E. 75th Streets. Staff introduced the case and the board admitted nine exhibits before hearing from the applicant.
Applicant Brian Dostal described four variance requests tied to a new building and parking lots; Genevieve Kohn-Smith presented staff findings and recommended approval with conditions consistent with the City Plan Commission site plan and report. The board voted to approve the special use permit "in accordance with the site plan, staff report and conditions of the City Plan Commission." The motion was made by Commissioner Otto, seconded by Commissioner Gorenc, and carried with votes in favor from Ebbitts, Gorenc, Hays, Mixdorf and Otto (5-0-0).
No members of the public spoke on the item. The approval permits the applicant to proceed under the approved site plan subject to the conditions recorded in the staff report.
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