Commission approves Mimosa Mobile Home Community access control and site plan
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously approved access control and site plan for Mimosa MHP at 8783 Dayton Pike; applicant Kelly Agnew said new single‑wide homes and a staffed on‑site office are planned and the park will remain capped at 46 homes.
The Planning Commission approved both the access control and site plan for the Mimosa Mobile Home Community at 8783 Dayton Pike during its May 13 meeting.
Kelly Agnew, representing Mimosa MHP LLC, said the existing cinderblock office had been demolished and the applicants propose placing a new single‑wide mobile home where the office stood; one of the new homes will serve as an on‑site office so staff will be present daily. "They plan to clean up the park and improve the quality as sales permit," Agnew told the commission. She confirmed any new mobile homes will be new units and that the park is capped at a maximum of 46 homes.
Vice‑Chairman Rodery and Commissioners expressed support; the body voted unanimously to approve both the access control and the site plan. Agnew offered to provide an electronic presentation of other parks the applicant has improved to inform the city on proposed upgrades. The approvals proceed to required permitting and site‑plan implementation steps.
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