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Commission recommends approval of Springtown Middle School expansion site plan, contingent on engineering comments
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a site plan for an expansion at Springtown Middle School (north-side building addition, described as classroom space), contingent on outstanding engineering review comments; vote was unanimous.
The Springtown Planning and Zoning Commission moved Feb. 12 to recommend approval of a site plan for an expansion to Springtown Middle School, with the recommendation conditioned on outstanding engineering review comments.
Staff described the packet materials showing the proposed layout and changes to bus circulation and said the documents have been referred to the city's review engineer. School district representatives and the project's engineer were present for questions. A commissioner summarized the addition as "Six classrooms," and the commission approved the motion recommending the site plan to city council contingent on the engineering comments.
The approval was unanimous. Staff asked that any formal motion be made contingent on satisfying outstanding engineering issues identified by the city's review engineer.
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