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Board denies Busick rezoning request, citing neighborhood incompatibility
Summary
The board denied a request by John and Marcela Busick to rezone two parcels from agricultural‑residential to business; planning commission had denied the application previously and cited incompatibility with surrounding residential housing and township road access.
The board reviewed a rezoning application from John Busick and the Marcela Busick Living Trust to change two parcels from Agriculture‑Residential to Business. Zoning staff summarized the planning commission’s earlier denial, noting three findings: the area to the west is residential and the proposed business zoning was not compatible; the parcels are accessed by a township road rather than a state highway; and adjacent business‑zoned parcels are used for residences rather than commercial activity.
The board moved to deny the rezoning request, consistent with the planning commission's prior finding. "The findings for that denial at that time was the surrounding area to the west is residential housing," a staff presenter said. The motion to deny carried by voice vote.
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