Zoning Change for Stone Land Trust Properties

Original title: ORDINANCE NO.____. AMENDING A MASTER PLAN TO REMOVE THE COMMERCIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (CPUD) OVERLAY AND REVERT TO THE UNDERLYING GENERAL COMMERCIAL (B-1) ZONING. (PUD-0823-00009; Parcel No. 21-30-16-82800-005-0290, 21-30-16-82800-005-0280, and 21-30-16-82800-005-0270; Stone Land Trust) PUBLIC HEARING (QUASI-JUDICIAL) (Speaker - Bob Bernhart, Senior Planner)

Record date · October 5, 2023

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What This Bill Does

This ordinance proposes removing a special commercial development overlay from three specific parcels of land. If approved, the properties will revert to their original general commercial (B-1) zoning classification.

Why it matters

The change alters the development rules and permitted land uses for the properties owned by Stone Land Trust, moving them from a specialized planned unit development status back to standard general commercial zoning.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Stone Land Trust

The entity owns the parcels subject to the zoning classification change.

Indirectly affected

Nearby property owners

These residents may see changes in permitted commercial activities or development density on the adjacent parcels.

Key Facts

The ordinance removes the Commercial Planned Unit Development (CPUD) overlay from three specific parcels.
The affected parcels are identified by numbers 21-30-16-82800-005-0290, 21-30-16-82800-005-0280, and 21-30-16-82800-005-0270.
The land will revert to the underlying General Commercial (B-1) zoning designation.
The item is classified as a quasi-judicial public hearing.

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The file number for this legislative item is 23-2085.
The ordinance was introduced on September 21, 2023.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to remove a CPUD overlay?

It means the property is no longer subject to the specific, customized development rules of the Planned Unit Development and will instead follow the standard rules for General Commercial (B-1) zoning.

Will this change how the land is used?

The change reverts the property to standard B-1 zoning, which dictates the types of commercial activities allowed on the site based on the city's general commercial code.

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