The Planning Commission rejected Parmer Edge's proposal to annex 183 acres for light manufacturing on the former Glaxo campus, citing concerns about bundled residential-zoned land that couldn't be separated.
Planning Commission rejected Parmer Edge's 183-acre annexation for light manufacturing on the former Glaxo campus, with commissioners citing concerns about bundled 43 acres of residential-zoned land that couldn't be separated.
The commission approved omnibus development code changes 7-1, including new rules for accessory dwelling units, after debate over whether allowing up to 20 ADUs without site plan review effectively permits "whole little subdivisions."
Commissioners unanimously approved two routine right-of-way annexations and rezoned 21.8 acres for a replacement concrete plant; all cases now advance to city council and county board for final decisions.