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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Approved for Marsden Building Project
Record date · December 3, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a request to a 0.47-acre property at the corner of Division Street and Wells Avenue from General Commercial (C-2) to Planned Development (PD). This change allows for the construction of a new office and warehouse facility.
The changes the land-use regulations for the property at Division Street and Wells Avenue, enabling the applicant to proceed with a specific office and warehouse development plan that was previously restricted under the C-2 zoning designation.
Who It Affects
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Daniel Marsden
The applicant is granted the legal zoning change required to proceed with the proposed office and warehouse construction.
District 4 residents
Residents in the vicinity of Division Street and Wells Avenue will see a change in the permitted land use and future development on the 0.47-acre site.
Key Facts
- The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the rezone request (Z2025-07).
- The property is approximately 0.47 acres in size.
- The zoning designation changed from C-2 (General Commercial) to PD (Planned Development).
- The site is located at the southeast corner of Division Street and Wells Avenue.
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- The project is intended for an office and warehouse building.
- The property is located in District 4 (Lockhart).
- The application was introduced on October 22, 2025.
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Site-Specific Zoning
The transition to Planned Development (PD) indicates a shift from standard commercial zoning to a site-specific development agreement for this parcel.
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