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Zoning and land use
27 related issues are currently assembled for this area.
Issues
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Baldwin boundary proposal leaves 20.92-acre highway tract’s future unsettledunder considerationBaldwin annexation debate moves forward, but Highway 365 project still awaits a decisionawaiting decisionAlto Mud Creek Road debris-transfer proposal still lacks a documented county decisionunder consideration
Meaningful Changes
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The City Council scheduled a May 5 public hearing on the same special-use permit request for multifamily residential use at 415 Fisk Avenue, covering 4.14 acres.Historical recordAt the April 13, 2026 town hall, officials presented the proposed UDO and received public input. The proposal described nine zoning districts, five-acre Conservation and two-acre Rural Residential minimums, data-center special-use permits, and a zoning map still subject to correction from public feedback.Historical recordThe City Council scheduled a 7 p.m. April 7 public hearing on Alan Baker and Philip Smith’s special-use permit request for multifamily residential use at 415 Fisk Avenue, a 4.14-acre property.Historical recordOn April 7, 2026, the Planning Commission unanimously untabled CU-26-02 and then unanimously tabled it for another month at the applicant’s request after staff received information about possible wetlands on the property.Historical recordOn March 16, 2026, the Board held the first reading and public hearing on the proposed UDO. The chairman said no vote would be taken and that final action intended for April 20 would be delayed until a new commissioner could be seated.Historical recordAfter public comment, the Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve WTF-26-01, Verizon Wireless’ proposed 185-foot telecommunications monopine on Commerce Parkway.Historical recordOn March 3, 2026, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on possible adoption of a new UDO and zoning map, received public comment, and discussed the proposal before Board presentation.Historical recordOn March 3, 2026, the Planning Commission approved AM-26-01 after public comment, incorporating changes including a subdivision square-footage minimum of 1,500 rather than 1,800 and removal of residential uses from the General Industrial district.Historical record
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