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--- title: Planning Commission date: 2024-11-21 source: 2024-11-21_Planning_Commission.wav --- [0:00:00, 0:00:03]: Okay, we have four members present, which is a quorum. [0:00:04, 0:00:05]: Thank you, Madam Secretary. [0:00:07, 0:00:10]: We're now pre prepare for the invocation. Please. [0:00:11, 0:00:27]: Uh please get in your respected prayer positions. Um God, thank you for allowing us to come into this presence to work on behalf of our community. Thank you for allowing us to come and do the work we get to serve. Um and we ask you to bless our families, bless our communities, and let's continue to do the work for our community. Amen. [0:00:28, 0:00:33]: Thank you, Mr. Williams. Let us stand for the pledge, please. [0:00:38, 0:00:50]: Pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, liberty and justice for all. [0:00:55, 0:00:55]: Thank you. [0:01:01, 0:01:12]: Board, you have before you an agenda for tonight's meeting. I'd like to call your attention to a few changes on the agenda before we adopt. [0:01:16, 0:01:18]: Item number [0:01:19, 0:01:21]: Six [0:01:23, 0:01:30]: Item number seven and item number eight has been withdrawn indefinitely. [0:01:33, 0:01:35]: Way off. [0:01:37, 0:01:40]: I've been defer before it for thirty days. [0:01:43, 0:01:44]: Um [0:01:45, 0:01:55]: You'll you'll need to the board will need to vote on the the deferral cases, but the two withdrawal cases are only numbers um [0:01:56, 0:01:58]: Numbers six and seven. [0:02:00, 0:02:02]: Thank you, Madam Secretary. [0:02:06, 0:02:08]: So I need a motion from the [0:02:10, 0:02:11]: Okay, also two [0:02:13, 0:02:19]: Defer a case ten, eleven and twelve for thirty days, please. [0:02:20, 0:02:26]: Chair. Yes, sir. I'll make a motion to defer cases ten, eleven, twelve until the December meeting. [0:02:27, 0:02:42]: Mr. Chairman, I'll second that. It's been moved and second, moved by Mr. Williams and second by Mr. Planchon. Excuse me, Chairman. Um you really need to read the cases into the record first so that the record shows which cases are being deferred. [0:02:43, 0:02:46]: All right, thank you so much, Madam Secretary. [0:02:50, 0:03:10]: Item number 10 is an annexation case AX 2024-02. It's a consideration of an act annexation request using 100% access annexation method to annex two parcels at 1778 and 1872. [0:03:10, 0:03:23]: Highway 42 North from unincorporated Henry County into the Stockbridge city limits to allow for this construction of a mixed residential development. [0:03:24, 0:03:28]: Which will contain both single family detached homes. [0:03:29, 0:03:49]: The owner is Rowan Properties LP. Applicant is Meritage Homes, Kev Clay Kirkland. Agent is Haley Todd PEC. The property is located in landlord 35 in District 7 and contains 48.59 acres. [0:03:49, 0:03:50]: Yeah. [0:03:51, 0:04:02]: Item eleven is the comprehensive plan amendment KCP twenty twenty four-zero nine for property to be located in Council District Five. [0:04:03, 0:04:23]: It's a consideration of a comprehensive plan amendment case request to assign the future land use designation to medium density residential to two parcels at 1778 and 1842 Highway North, Highway 42 North. [0:04:23, 0:04:24]: Yeah. [0:04:24, 0:04:44]: After their annexation into the city of Stockbridge from unincorporated Henry County to allow for the construction of a mixed-use residential development, which would contain both single family detached homes and town homes. Again, the owners rowing properties LP. [0:04:44, 0:05:02]: The applicant Meritage Homes care of Clay Kirkley. The agent is Haley Todd PEC. The property is located in Landlot 35 in District 7 and it contains 48.59 acres, more or less. [0:05:04, 0:05:14]: Item twelve is a rezoning case, RZ 2024-10 for property to be located in Council District 5. [0:05:15, 0:05:23]: So consideration of a rezoning request to assign the zoning district of PUD Plan Unit Development. [0:05:24, 0:05:32]: and the PMU Parkway Mixed Use Overlay District to two parcels at seventeen seventy eight [0:05:32, 0:05:35]: In eighteen seventy two, Highway forty two North. [0:05:36, 0:05:51]: After their annexation into the city of Stockbridge from unincorporated Heron County to allow for the construction of a mixed residential development which will contain both single-family detached homes and town homes. [0:05:52, 0:06:10]: Again, the owner's Royan Properties, LP, the applicant is Meredith Holmes, Care of Clay Kirkley, the agent is Todd Hadley. Hadley Todd, PEC. The property is located in Landlord thirty five District Seven and it contains forty eight point five nine acres more or less. [0:06:13, 0:06:21]: I need em I've had a a motion already and a second. I need to see a a vote f it's been moved in second. Okay. [0:06:22, 0:06:24]: All in favor, let it be known by a show of hands. [0:06:27, 0:06:28]: Yep. The motion passes. [0:06:37, 0:06:41]: Madam Secretary, are we clear now? Are we good? Thank you. [0:06:42, 0:06:53]: Well also do you have other cases to be deferred and you'll need to I'm sorry, I can't hear you. You have other cases to to be deferred need to be read into the record and a vote taken. [0:06:53, 0:06:56]: And then I'll after that I need to adopt the agenda. [0:06:59, 0:07:01]: Would you mind repeating that, Luna? [0:07:04, 0:07:11]: So we have other cases um in which the applicant is requested uh deferral. Um [0:07:12, 0:07:14]: You mean item number nine? [0:07:15, 0:07:16]: See. [0:07:20, 0:07:30]: The item on for Rock Rock Quarry Road. That's correct. Item number nine for Rock Quarry Road. You'll read that into the record and then take a vote on that. [0:07:31, 0:07:40]: Thank you. Item nine is a comprehensive plan amendment case CP twenty twenty four dash ten to be located in council district three. [0:07:41, 0:07:55]: Consideration of a comprehensive plan amendment for parcel zero three two dash zero one zero three zero zero one two on the west side of Rock Quarry Road across from hospital drive. [0:07:56, 0:08:00]: For the purpose of changing the property's land use designation. [0:08:01, 0:08:03]: From high density residential [0:08:03, 0:08:05]: To low density mix use. [0:08:06, 0:08:08]: To allow for the development of [0:08:08, 0:08:10]: Of the convenience store and gas station. [0:08:11, 0:08:14]: Applicant GMI two [0:08:14, 0:08:15]: Ink. [0:08:15, 0:08:21]: Agent is Harold Buckler Junior Esquire of the Law Firm of Wilson, Brock and Irby. [0:08:22, 0:08:31]: The property is located in landlot 13 of District 6, and it contains 4.26 acres more or less. [0:08:34, 0:08:37]: I need a motion please to defer this case. [0:08:38, 0:08:48]: Chairman. Yes, sir. I make a motion to defer and definitely comprehensive plan amendment case CP dash twenty twenty four dash ten, item number nine. [0:08:49, 0:08:50]: Is there a second? [0:08:51, 0:08:53]: Mr. Chair, would I second? [0:08:53, 0:09:01]: So moved and second. Moved by Mr. Williams, second by Mr. Mitten. That we defer case. [0:09:04, 0:09:10]: CP twenty twenty-four-ten indefinitely. All in favor, let it be known by the show of hands. [0:09:11, 0:09:14]: Aye. Any opposed? The eyes have it. [0:09:16, 0:09:18]: Cases for it. Thank you. [0:09:29, 0:09:29]: Okay. [0:09:46, 0:09:51]: Now I need a motion from the commission to approve the agenda, the modified agenda. [0:09:52, 0:09:56]: Mr. Chairman Dave Plancheton, I'd like to make a motion we approve the agenda for this evening. [0:09:57, 0:09:58]: Is there a second? [0:10:00, 0:10:01]: Mr. Chairman, I second. [0:10:02, 0:10:07]: been moved by Mr Planchon and second by Mr. Mitten that we approve the amended agenda. [0:10:08, 0:10:10]: All in favor, let it be known by a show of hands. [0:10:11, 0:10:11]: I [0:10:13, 0:10:14]: In a pulse. [0:10:18, 0:10:20]: Nice have it. [0:10:20, 0:10:22]: Their gender is adopted. [0:10:24, 0:10:27]: You have before you the minutes of [0:10:28, 0:10:30]: From our October seventeenth meeting. [0:10:31, 0:10:40]: You've not already done so, I would ask you to take a moment to peruse the minutes, make any necessary correction if there be any. [0:10:48, 0:10:51]: Hearing none, I need a motion for approval, please. [0:10:55, 0:11:01]: Mr. Chairman, Anthony Mitten makes a motion to approve the minutes from the October seventeenth meeting. [0:11:01, 0:11:05]: Is there a second? Mr. Chairman Dave Planchon seconds. [0:11:05, 0:11:08]: Been moved by Mr. Mitten, seconded by Mr. Planchon. [0:11:09, 0:11:12]: That we approve the minutes of the October seventeenth. [0:11:13, 0:11:16]: Plan a commission meeting. All in favor, let it be known by a show of hands. [0:11:17, 0:11:18]: Okay. [0:11:18, 0:11:19]: In our poles. [0:11:21, 0:11:23]: Eyes have it. The minister approved. [0:11:30, 0:11:35]: I'd like to welcome all of you to the City of Stockbridge Planning Commission meeting. [0:11:37, 0:11:40]: There are a few protocols that I need to make you aware of. [0:11:40, 0:11:42]: Before we start the meeting. [0:11:43, 0:11:44]: This is the public hearing. [0:11:45, 0:11:49]: Please l please listen closely on how tonight's meeting will be conducted. [0:11:52, 0:11:56]: I ask that you keep your comments and presentations on a professional level. [0:11:57, 0:12:01]: Dealing with facts that are important for this комісію to make its decision. [0:12:03, 0:12:11]: We will not accept comments that are considered by the chair to be a personal attack on an individual or in group of individuals. [0:12:12, 0:12:16]: W you will receive a warning from the chair if you deviate from this requirement. [0:12:18, 0:12:25]: A second deviation will result in you to leave the meeting and the premises for the evening. [0:12:27, 0:12:31]: I ask that you refrain from applause or comments from the audience. [0:12:33, 0:12:35]: Only one person will be talking at a time. [0:12:37, 0:12:43]: And all comments will be made at the podium after the speaker has been recognized by the chair. [0:12:45, 0:12:52]: Please direct all comments to the chair and the commission, not to the audience or the staff. [0:12:55, 0:12:57]: Please do not applaud or react to speakers. [0:13:00, 0:13:07]: Speak from the audience, cheer, or carry on the conversation with others in the audience. [0:13:08, 0:13:11]: Or disrupt the order of this meeting in any way. [0:13:15, 0:13:22]: Be aware that these hearings are not a debate or an opportun opportunity to ask questions. [0:13:23, 0:13:26]: which must be answered by any individual tonight. [0:13:26, 0:13:32]: But a merely an opportunity to opportunity to present information to the commission. [0:13:34, 0:13:38]: Other than the applicant, no person may speak more than once. [0:13:40, 0:13:44]: The applicant may reserve part of his speaking time as rebuttal. [0:13:45, 0:13:47]: I may speak next and last replied. [0:13:48, 0:13:53]: And may use the entire ten minutes allotted for pro side of the application. [0:13:55, 0:14:00]: Other than the applicant, no person may speak longer than five minutes. [0:14:03, 0:14:04]: If you have a cell phone. [0:14:05, 0:14:09]: or other electronic device. I ask that you either power them off [0:14:09, 0:14:11]: Or put them in asylum mode. [0:14:14, 0:14:17]: If anyone wishes to speak tonight, [0:14:18, 0:14:23]: Please fill out a speaker's form, which is available on the table up front. [0:14:23, 0:14:27]: And hand it to the staff emer before approaching the podium. [0:14:31, 0:14:33]: After each item or case is called [0:14:34, 0:14:42]: We will hear next from the city staff and then we will hear from the applicant or their representative. [0:14:42, 0:14:44]: about what their plans are for the property. [0:14:46, 0:14:50]: along with any other relevant in information which they wish to present. [0:14:53, 0:14:58]: The commission members will be free to ask questions at any time before the vote on a project. [0:15:00, 0:15:02]: Follerin' the applicant. [0:15:02, 0:15:06]: Anyone who wishes to speak for or against the project [0:15:06, 0:15:11]: or just to ask questions will have an opportunity to do so. [0:15:13, 0:15:16]: Each side is restricted to a maximum of ten minutes. [0:15:17, 0:15:21]: or time may be waived at the discretion of the presiding officer. [0:15:23, 0:15:27]: If questions are raised, we may ask the applicant to speak again. [0:15:30, 0:15:33]: Afterward we will call for a motion in a second. [0:15:34, 0:15:43]: Have the necessary discussion and if a matter is not tabled, we will vote to recommend the pro approval or denial of the application. [0:15:45, 0:15:47]: This commission is only a recommending body. [0:15:48, 0:15:54]: The item will be heard by the mayor and council, whether we approve or recommend it now. [0:15:55, 0:16:01]: Understate our table. The items will be heard by the mayor and city council at their meeting on [0:16:05, 0:16:07]: December fourteenth. [0:16:10, 0:16:13]: And the items will be voted upon at that meeting. [0:16:19, 0:16:21]: The first three items [0:16:22, 0:16:25]: Taying to the properties on Brush Creek Court. [0:16:27, 0:16:32]: They include a comprehensive plan amendment K C P twenty twenty four dash oh three. [0:16:34, 0:16:38]: A resoning case R Z twenty twenty four dash O three. [0:16:40, 0:16:44]: And a zoning modification case, ZM twenty twenty four dash zero one. [0:16:46, 0:16:57]: I will read all three cases into the record. After that, we will have a combined presentation from the staff and a combined public hearing for all three cases. [0:16:57, 0:17:00]: Then we will vote on each case separately. [0:17:05, 0:17:12]: For the comprehensive plan amendment case, CP twenty twenty-four-zero three for property located in Council District Two. [0:17:13, 0:17:32]: Consideration of a comprehensive plan amendment request to change the future land use designation of parcel S07-010-060-20 on the east side of Brush Creek Court. [0:17:33, 0:17:37]: from its current land use designation of low density mixed use [0:17:38, 0:17:40]: To medium density residential. [0:17:41, 0:17:43]: to allow for a town home development. [0:17:44, 0:17:56]: The applicant is Pivotal Enterprise LLC, Care of Battle Law PC. The property is located in Land Lot 59, District 12, and it contains 2.28 acres, more or less. [0:17:58, 0:18:05]: The resulting case RZ 2024-03 for property located in Council District 2. [0:18:06, 0:18:26]: Consideration of rezoning requests to rezone parcels S zero seven dash zero one zero dash zero six zero dash zero zero on the east side of Brush Brush Creek Court from C two General Commercial to MFR which is multifamily residential. [0:18:27, 0:18:41]: To allow for a town home development. The applicant is pivotal enterprises LLC, Kevin Battle Law PC. The property is located in Land Line 59, District 12, and it contains 2.28 acres more or less. [0:18:44, 0:18:48]: The zoning modification case ZM twenty twenty four-one. [0:18:49, 0:18:52]: Again for property located in Council District Two. [0:18:54, 0:18:58]: Consideration of a major zoning modification request. [0:18:59, 0:19:05]: For parcel S zero seven A zero one one zero zero zero zero zero. [0:19:07, 0:19:09]: On the west side of Brush Creek Court. [0:19:11, 0:19:13]: То проває форжис. [0:19:14, 0:19:16]: to a previously approved site plan. [0:19:17, 0:19:26]: Which was the subject of mo zoning modifications case ZM twenty twenty two dash zero one in the year of twenty twenty two. [0:19:27, 0:19:30]: By allowing the expansion of the site boundaries. [0:19:31, 0:19:33]: To include parcel [0:19:34, 0:19:45]: Number S zero seven dash zero one zero dash zero six zero dash zero zero on the east side of Brush Creek Commons. [0:19:45, 0:19:50]: which would be developed as phase two of existing town home development. [0:19:52, 0:19:56]: Again the applicant is pivotal enterprises LLC cannot care about a law. [0:19:57, 0:20:01]: PC, the property is located in landline fifty-nine, district twelve. [0:20:02, 0:20:06]: And it contains two point two eight acres more or less. [0:20:09, 0:20:10]: Mr. Linton, please. [0:20:11, 0:20:22]: Thank you, Chairman Dumas. Uh my name is Gordon Linton, senior planner for the city of Stockbridge, and I'm here to present the combined presentations for Brush Creek Commons Townhouse Townhouse. [0:20:26, 0:20:46]: This is the uh case for comprehensive plan CP twenty four oh three. As mentioned, the applicant is seeking a comprehensive plan amendment for parcel S zero seven dash zero one zero six thousand to change the land use designation from low density mixed use to medium density residential for the purpose of constructing [0:20:46, 0:21:06]: 20 townhomes and combined in phase one and phase two together on 2.28 acres. As mentioned, the applicant and owner is Pivotal Enterprise. The purse parcel is S0781111110, previously known as S0781811. [0:21:06, 0:21:26]: Which is prior to the creation of the 41 townhome lots. The number of acres for phase one of the parcel is 15.74 acres, of which the five point five five point four five nine acres lies within the floodplain. And phase two has [0:21:26, 0:21:32]: two point two eight acres combined their eighteen point zero eighteen point zero two acres. [0:21:35, 0:21:46]: The vi as far as the environmental conditions, phase one is very level and the floodplains and the wetlands are present at the rear property near Brus Creek. The townhome construction is underway. [0:21:46, 0:22:02]: As far as phase two, the parcel is very level, wooded and vacant, and the property access via a thirty foot access eastment of North Harry Boulevard to Brush Creek Cork. And as mentioned, the address is Brush Creek Cork, which is located off North Harry Boulevard. [0:22:06, 0:22:26]: The current zoning for phase one is MFR and phase two is C two. The surrounding zoning to the north is MHR and SR. To the south is C two, MFR, which is multifamily residential, and SR which is suburban residential. To the east is SR suburban residential. [0:22:26, 0:22:46]: And to the west is C3 and C2 districts. The feature land use designation for phase one is medium density residential. Phase two is a low density mixed use. The surrounding land use is to the north, you have two mobile home parks and metal range subdivision. To the south, you have commercial uses, which are quick. [0:22:46, 0:22:59]: trip and waffle house and in addition you also have an apartment community. To the east you have the Meadow Ridge subdivision and individual single family residences. And to the west you have commercial uses. [0:23:02, 0:23:13]: This map, which is shown here, is what phase one and phase two combine. And this is where my laser is. This is the com combined parcel. [0:23:23, 0:23:41]: This is the feature land use map for breast recommons phase one and phase two. The current land use of the property shows low density mixed use and is currently zone C two. And as mentioned, the applicant is seeking this change so that both properties will re reflect the equal land use. So this is phase one, which is shown with the pointer. [0:23:43, 0:23:45]: In the orange. And this is phase two. [0:23:47, 0:23:47]: Again, so [0:23:57, 0:24:01]: Overall, staff recommends approval for this comprehensive plan amendment. [0:24:09, 0:24:12]: The next presentation is for R Z twenty four oh three. [0:24:15, 0:24:35]: The purpose, as mentioned, is to rezone parcel S zero seven dash zero one zero six thousand on the east side of Rust Street Commons from C two to MFR to allow for a twenty unit time home development on two point two eight acres. In addition, the applicant also seeks to combine parcel S zero seven dash zero one zero zero. [0:24:35, 0:24:43]: Years 6000, phase two, with phase one, Brest Creek Court, which is currently under construction, which comprises of 41 townhomes. [0:24:46, 0:25:06]: The zoning history. The original the property was rezoned on July fourth, twenty July fourteenth, two thousand three, via RC three dash zero four from R two to RM two. The original developer installed brush three court but did not construct any buildings. The development agreement plus two amendments. The rezoning included a development agreement. [0:25:06, 0:25:26]: Agreement followed by two amendments, which included various development conditions and required certain amenities to be included within the development. The zoning modification case, which was ZM22-01, was approved by the Planning Commission on October 27, 2022, then was approved by the [0:25:26, 0:25:42]: approved by City Council on september fourteenth, twenty twenty two. The approved ordinance states that ZM twenty twenty two dash zero one represented a modification of the terms of RC three zero four to allow the applicant to make certain changes to the site plan and to the amenities. [0:25:50, 0:25:52]: And this is a brief synopsis of the zoning history. [0:26:05, 0:26:10]: And this is the surrounding land surrounded zoning land use, which was mentioned earlier. [0:26:18, 0:26:20]: And this is the boundary survey. [0:26:22, 0:26:30]: Which so which shows parcel one, the phase one, which is shown with the pointer, and lay and phase two, which is shown with a pointer. [0:26:40, 0:26:42]: This is the vicinity zoning map. [0:26:48, 0:26:55]: The goal in the subject which is the subject property zone MFR to the red is C three, orange is MHR. [0:26:57, 0:27:05]: The medium pink, which is C2, and the yellow, which is SR. And this is phase one, and this is phase two. [0:27:11, 0:27:18]: And this is the zoning map of the parcels. As mentioned, um phase one is MFR and phase two is C two. [0:27:25, 0:27:26]: This is the aerial photo of the site. [0:27:31, 0:27:34]: This is phase one and this is phase two. [0:27:44, 0:27:47]: And this is the boundary survey which shows the water and sewer lines. [0:27:56, 0:27:59]: And this is the boundary survey showing the storm sewers. [0:28:09, 0:28:17]: And this is phase one. This is the map. This is the proposed siphon, which shows the combined parcels together. This is phase one. [0:28:20, 0:28:26]: Which is currently under construction, which is currently underway. And this is phase two, which is what they're trying to add. [0:28:36, 0:28:40]: And this is a rendering of the proposed townhome development. [0:28:51, 0:29:11]: And this is the staff recommendations with approval and conditions. The following conditions sh shall apply to phase two abrusy commons. A phase two shall be developed in general conformity with the phase two site plans submitted to the planet stopbridge, planning and zoning staff Assember September [0:29:10, 0:29:17]: twenty twenty four and shall adhere to all City of Stockbridge MFR ordinance requirements. [0:29:18, 0:29:35]: Except if there is a conflict between the MFR requirements and the conditions set forth in the development agreement as amended from time to time, the conditions set forth in the development agreement shall control. The maximum building height shall be forty feet. [0:29:36, 0:29:56]: B. Maximum building height shall be forty feet. C. All townhouses shall have a mixture of front facade consisting of covered entryway, porches, bay windows, and our balconies. Garages shall be incentived with variations of design porticos. D. The old [0:29:56, 0:30:16]: Owners shall submit elevations of buildings to be approved by the city. E. Each unit elevation per building shall be separate and distinct from the other and shall include variations in roof lines which may be accomplished with the use of dormers, gables, and/or fireplaces. F. Each unit [0:30:16, 0:30:36]: Each unit shall have different bricks, stucco, and masonry theme from the other attached units. G, owner shall install streets trees along all streets to be placed between the sidewalk and the front property lines, have a minimum two and a half inch caliber, shall have a minimum. [0:30:36, 0:30:56]: 24 foot planting area and shall be spaced and average of 45 feet apart. The owner shall provide a list of a list of them trees to be provided and subject to modification by the city. A street H a streetscaping plan shall be submitted to the city of Stockbridge planning as [0:30:55, 0:31:06]: zoning staff for comments and approved by the city to include sidewalks, street trees, landscaping, street lighting, and street. [0:31:11, 0:31:12]: Street furniture. [0:31:13, 0:31:33]: I any floodplain alterations to be supported by a certified engineer at the plan review stage? J. The applicant shall submit to the city clerk and city attorney an updated description and plat certified by engineer or surveyor licensed in the state of Georgia of the property. Kind of [0:31:33, 0:31:37]: The maximum units per building shall be no more than six units [0:31:37, 0:31:38]: Per building. [0:31:39, 0:31:46]: L, the minimum distance between buildings shall be twenty feet. M, the minimum front yard setback shall be twenty feet. [0:31:48, 0:32:08]: And the minimum side yard setback shall be fifteen feet. O the minimum rear yard setback shall be twenty feet. And P the declaration of restrictive covenants for phase one shall be amended and modified to incorporate phase two, and the units in phase two shall have all of their same rights and privileges. [0:32:08, 0:32:12]: [1939.7, 1945.0]: The next case is zoning the zoning modification for ZM twenty four dash zero one. [0:32:29, 0:32:46]: The purpose of the zoning modification is to allow the expansion and combination of phase one and phase two. Phase one wants to incorporate the the future homeers of phase two into the HOA to allow the usage of the amenities and to reduce the HOA costs. [0:32:48, 0:32:50]: And this is a brief synopsis. [0:32:54, 0:33:14]: This is the boundary survey of phase one and phase two. A third amendment is required for the Brush Creek Commons phase one. It will need to be drafted by the city attorney. The purpose of the amendment will consist of the followings: Allow the inspection of the boundaries of the previously approved development for Brush Creek Commons to include parcel number S07. [0:33:14, 0:33:34]: To allow the increase in the number of townhome lots and units from the previously approved maximum units of 41 units to 61 units to accommodate 20 more townhome lots and units to be constructed on parcel number S07D. [0:33:34, 0:33:54]: Dash zero one zero zero six thousand. Three, to allow the approval of a new overall site plan to include a design for parcel S zero seven dash zero one zero zero six thousand. Four to allow the amenities which were previously approved for the phase one site plan to be used by the residents of the phase two site. [0:33:54, 0:34:10]: site and five to allow the HOA which serves the phase one site to also serve the phase two site. And six, to provide the exemptions for phase two site so that it will not be required to have its own separate amenities in HOA. [0:34:13, 0:34:17]: And this is the site data for the brush street comments. [0:34:26, 0:34:40]: And this is the list of approving zoning conditions per exhibit C from rezoning ordinance number zero thirteen fifty two um july fourteenth for the rezoning case for RZ0, which was originated from Henry County. [0:34:49, 0:35:09]: Uh let me read these to the record as well. Um the comprehensive plan amendment, the rezoning of parcel S07-0106000 for the proposal amendment of phase two shall not be approved unless comprehensive plan amendment case number RZ twenty-four oh three is first approved. The zoning [0:35:09, 0:35:29]: Modification Parcel S07-0106000 shall not be designated as phase two of the Brush Creek Commons Town Home Development and shall not be combined with parcel S07A0100 phase one until the zoning modification CM [0:35:29, 0:35:49]: twenty four zero one is approved. Three, compliance with original rezoning development agreement and amendments. If zoning modification case ZM twenty four-one is allowed is approved to allow phase two to be combined with phase one in an overall [0:35:49, 0:36:09]: Development for brush free commons, then the developer shall a comply with the requirements of the approved rezoning case RZ03-04 via rezoning RZ03152 development agreement. The first amendment to the development agreement, which was dated December 13th. [0:36:09, 0:36:11]: [2172.3, 2192.3]: And the Second Amendment to the development agreement dated August 13, 2007, with the exception of other conditions that are listed below. B phase two should have the same setbacks, building design, materials, and two gar garages as phase one. C to submit the city clerk and city attorney an updated [0:36:32, 0:36:52]: Legal description and plat certified by the engineer or surveyor license in the state of Georgia of the property and D amend the Declaration of Restrictive Covenants for phase one to incorporate phase two to state that the townhome units in phase two shall have all the same rights and privileges to use the common area. [0:36:52, 0:36:55]: and amenities that are located within phase one. [0:36:57, 0:36:58]: And that concludes the presentation. [0:37:00, 0:37:01]: Thank you, Lord. [0:37:02, 0:37:04]: Any questions from the commission, please? [0:37:06, 0:37:10]: Yes, Mr. Chairman, I have one question. [0:37:14, 0:37:16]: Going back to [0:37:17, 0:37:28]: Sorry, you gotta find it here. Going back to CP twenty twenty-four-zero three, page forty-seven, which is the last page. [0:37:32, 0:37:52]: This also applies to ZM twenty twenty four-04, page 44. These both state the same thing. Uh under Section E, applicant's tentative site plan, the applicant should not has not submitted a clean proposed new site plan showing the amenities which he plans to provide. Directly under both of those, staff recommendation is approval with conditions. [0:37:52, 0:38:11]: The applicants shall prepare a clean final site plan by using the previously approved plat. And then number two is the planning and zoning staff shall review the accuracy of the new site plan. So are we gonna ask to vote on a new site plan that's gonna be per provided to the city at a later date? [0:38:12, 0:38:32]: Mr. Benton, uh if you were reading the last page, that's part of the appendix material. About half of the report is appendix, which is um derived from the previous um zoning modification case two years ago, t ZM twenty twenty-two oh one. So what you're looking [0:38:32, 0:38:33]: Looking at if it's in [0:38:33, 0:38:43]: purple on the last page, that's uh that is um appendix. So it's not for this case tonight. It's just uh reference material. [0:38:43, 0:38:48]: Okay, understood. Thank you. Thank you for the correction. No further questions. [0:38:48, 0:38:49]: Any other questions? [0:38:49, 0:38:51]: Sure, I have some questions. Go right ahead. [0:38:52, 0:39:03]: Um, so I I know we're also approv I guess would say we're approving the connection of phase one and phase two. What's what's the hindrance between that with the wetland? Is that a issue at all? [0:39:11, 0:39:12]: Would the applicant like to speak? [0:39:13, 0:39:18]: Uh Ms. Lynn, I'll actually allow the I'll allow the applicant to speak and then I'll come back to my questions. [0:39:19, 0:39:27]: If there are no other questions from the commission, thank you, Gordon. Uh and I would ask the applicant, Miss Battle, would you come forward please and make your presentation? [0:39:34, 0:39:54]: Good evening everyone. Michelle Battle with Battle Law 3562, Habersham at North Lake, Tucker, Georgia, 30084. I'm gonna try not to be overly redundant with what staff has said. They gave a very detailed report. I think what I really wanna emphasize here is that we've got an amazing opportunity with this project. [0:39:54, 0:40:14]: That has started out back in 2003 and still trying to get completed. My client has proceeded with all of the infrastructure for phase one of the project for 41 beautiful townhome units that they are in the process of developing and had this additional. [0:40:14, 0:40:34]: Tract of land, which is shown by the star, that they wanted to add to the overall project. This phase one and phase two combined will allow for a total of 61 units to be located on the site. They will share all of the same amenity. [0:40:34, 0:40:54]: Areas. In fact, this should help lessen some of the burden on the 61, sorry, the original 41 homeowners because they will now have more people to share the costs for the maintenance and upkeep of those amenity areas. When we look at [0:40:54, 0:41:14]: The land use and the zoning plan, you can see that to the rear of the site, we are located in the MFR zoning district, with C2 being what the current property that's before us now is. [0:41:14, 0:41:34]: is currently zoned. It only kind of makes sense for us to add this into that rear parcel, the MFR, because there's not too many businesses that would be able to locate on this site without one being somewhat disruptive to the adjacent townhome. [0:41:34, 0:41:54]: Home community, but additionally, not many that would be able to function on a parcel zone C2 that far off of the public right-of-way. You already have the Waffle House and other improvements along that corridor. So it really makes sense to add this piece into that MFR and create some additional units. [0:41:54, 0:42:00]: that quite honestly can be used in the city um as the city continues to grow and develop. [0:42:01, 0:42:21]: So um once again we are taking um what is the existing Brush Creek phase one where there is um a significant amount of wetlands and streams along the back end of the uh of the project. Um we are not um interfering with that. Our piece is in the front, um and again we will just [0:42:21, 0:42:41]: Be adding that acreage into the existing acreage for phase one and combining the two and then platting out the additional 20 units, which is what is being proposed. This is the overall site plan, and this does show both phases combined together. [0:42:41, 0:43:01]: Kind of what you were alluding to, Councilmember Minton, or Commissioner Minton, that we are now providing a plan that shows the initial phase one, the 15.74 acres that is currently zone MFR, and then adding in the additional 20 units into phase two and showing how those [0:43:01, 0:43:21]: To integrate together. Most of the amenity area is along Brush Creek as you're coming into the community. There are a few open space areas to the rear of phase one, but the mass majority lies right here up front. And I'm going to kind of emphasize that. [0:43:20, 0:43:40]: Where you've got the monument sign coming in. Um the original development agreement and zoning from 2003 required the gazebo and the school bus waiting area. Um there's the sports field area and playground that's located right here near the entrance, which will be directly across. [0:43:40, 0:44:00]: Um from phase two. Really, one of the big distinctions between phase one and phase two is that phase one has rear entry um uh townhome units where we've got the private drive to the uh the rear, and um that allowed for um closer up on the [0:44:00, 0:44:20]: The units in terms of having uh no cars entering from the front off of that piece. Unfortunately for us, phase two really is not large enough to allow for that rear entry type product. So we are doing a front entry type product on the front on phase uh two. [0:44:20, 0:44:40]: Of the site. We do have the parking area. And let me, I think I can continue to emphasize that there. We've got some guest parking that's located here in the front. And again, the green space areas will be incorporated into the other common area. [0:44:40, 0:45:00]: That exists through phase one to add this additional 2.28 acres. And this is an idea of the facade design that we are looking for, kind of showing the two-car uh pad in front with the two-car garage. These are three-story units, which um [0:45:00, 0:45:20]: Again, it is a nice addition in the city of Stockbridge. We know that a lot of the developers that are coming in with the townhome type units are doing two-story product, kind of the traditional look of mixture of textures. This is, I think, a welcome addition into, I hope it's seen as a welcome addition. [0:45:20, 0:45:40]: Welcome addition into the City of Stockbridge, something a little bit more contemporary, hopefully something that will be very attractive to young folks, folks in the millennial and Gen Z area. It's got a little bit more trendy feel and look to it than maybe some of the other traditional. [0:45:40, 0:45:42]: [2743.9, 2763.9]: So that is the overall project. I'm going to go back to the um the data page where we've got both phases. Um we know that these units that we are proposing will be roughly um starting at about 450,000 and up. Um and we again anticipate that um [0:46:03, 0:46:23]: This would be underway sometime next year. We've already been putting in the infrastructure is in for Brush Creek Court now, and we're gonna be seeing some units coming out of the ground soon, and we would be looking to get phase two up and running uh quickly so that [0:46:23, 0:46:38]: That, you know, hopefully in maybe a year or so, um, this time two twenty I guess it's twenty twenty six, um, we would hope that we would have most of these units on the ground and sold. So with that, I'm here to answer any other questions that you may have. [0:46:39, 0:46:45]: Mr Williams, you may proceed, sir. Thank you, Chair. Um you basically kinda answered my question in your uh [0:46:47, 0:46:51]: project, but I did want to ask one thing. [0:46:52, 0:47:00]: Is this brick is side is any side of it brick at all? Um I'm gonna ask my client. [0:47:01, 0:47:02]: Freaking stuck up. [0:47:02, 0:47:03]: Brick and stucco. [0:47:04, 0:47:09]: Okay, so how many sides is brick? Three sides brick. Perfect. Okay. [0:47:11, 0:47:11]: All right. [0:47:14, 0:47:18]: Any other questions from the commission? Mr. Chairman, I have a question. [0:47:21, 0:47:41]: Go right in there. Okay. Um, go back to your your m the map you just showed. I do not see any parking spaces for the amenities area, as well as I do not see any sidewalks where people will walk. So there it's hard to see here, but there is a sidewalk that's located and I believe we're required to have that sidewalk. Um [0:47:41, 0:48:01]: Along Brush Creek Court. There's sidewalks within the interior of our community. There are some guest parking spaces here. Now, I will tell you that the plan that was originally approved for phase one did not contain any parking spaces along Brush Creek Court. My assumption is that. [0:48:01, 0:48:21]: People will be encouraged to walk over there and not drive over there. But these parking spaces that are technically guest parking spaces will be available to anyone who lives within Brush Creek Commons. It wouldn't just be for the people in phase two because it's one holistic project. So to the extent I guess it's [0:48:21, 0:48:36]: Someone needed to park over there and go to the play areas they could. Um but this is not a huge community. There's really no reason to encourage people to drive. They need to walk. Okay. I I see the sidewalk now, thank you. [0:48:39, 0:48:41]: Mr. Maiden, any questions? [0:48:44, 0:48:46]: Thank you, Ms. Bell. Thank you. [0:48:52, 0:48:55]: We'll now open the floor for a public hearing. [0:48:56, 0:49:01]: If there's anyone present who would like to speak [0:49:02, 0:49:05]: Against approving this project. [0:49:07, 0:49:10]: W would you please make your way to the podium? [0:49:14, 0:49:21]: Hearing none, if there's anyone that wish to speak in favor of this proposed project. [0:49:24, 0:49:25]: Make your way to the party. [0:49:30, 0:49:33]: Hearing none, the public hearing is not closed. [0:49:45, 0:49:45]: [2987.4, 2988.5]: Now I will [0:49:55, 0:50:00]: Prepare to take a vote on the cases individually. [0:50:00, 0:50:06]: First, the comprehensive plan amendment case. I need a motion from the commission, please. [0:50:07, 0:50:14]: Go ahead, Mr. Mid. Mr. Chairman, I make the motion to approve comprehensive plan amendment case CP twenty twenty four-zero three. [0:50:15, 0:50:16]: Mr. Chairman, I'll second that. [0:50:17, 0:50:28]: It's been moved by Mr. Mitten and seconded by Mr. Plechan that we approve comprehensive plan amendment KCP twenty-four-03. All in favor, let it be known by a show of hands. [0:50:29, 0:50:29]: I [0:50:31, 0:50:37]: Any opposed? The ayes have it. The comprehensive plan amendment case is approved. [0:50:40, 0:50:45]: Next I need a motion for the resulting case R Z twenty twenty four dash zero three. [0:50:46, 0:50:47]: Cheer. [0:50:47, 0:50:53]: Yes, sir. I have a quick question about this real quick. Um, if we we just approved the comprehensive [0:50:54, 0:51:00]: Plan, but if we don't approve the rezoning, will it still count as a standalone development? [0:51:04, 0:51:05]: We [0:51:06, 0:51:08]: approving a recommendation to the council. [0:51:09, 0:51:13]: The council will make the final decision on what gets approved. [0:51:13, 0:51:14]: And what does not. [0:51:16, 0:51:18]: So I'll need a motion. [0:51:19, 0:51:20]: That wasn't my question, Chair. [0:51:22, 0:51:35]: That wasn't my question. Would you restate the question? Sure. My question was, um if the comprehensive plan is approved and the rezoning is not, will it still move forward as a standalone development? [0:51:35, 0:51:38]: It will move forward to council for approval. [0:51:40, 0:51:42]: Uh do y'all understand my question, staff?'Cause I clearly [0:51:45, 0:51:46]: What was the question? [0:51:48, 0:51:49]: Come closer. [0:51:50, 0:51:51]: You repeat the question? [0:51:51, 0:52:02]: Yeah. I said if the comprehensive plan amendment case is was if it's approved if it was approved and the rezoning was not, will it still continue as a standalone development? [0:52:05, 0:52:08]: Yes, it it will still proceed to the city council. [0:52:08, 0:52:15]: Okay, thank you. Chair, I make a motion to approve rezoning case R S D dash twenty twenty four dash oh three. [0:52:15, 0:52:16]: Mr. Arsaken, please. [0:52:19, 0:52:20]: Mr. Chairman, Mr. Mitton seconds. [0:52:21, 0:52:34]: removed by Mr Williams and second by Mr. Mitten that resonant case R Z twenty twenty four dash zero three is approved. Excuse me mr d Mr Dilmers we'd like to add a condition to that that [0:52:35, 0:52:37]: Three s that uh the units would be three sided brick. [0:52:38, 0:52:38]: As a condition. [0:52:43, 0:52:55]: Motion. Okay. Would you restate the motion, please? Sure. I make a motion that we approve rezoning case RZ-2024-03 with the recondition to have three sided brick. [0:52:56, 0:52:58]: And must admit in second. [0:53:00, 0:53:02]: All in favor let it be known by show of hands. [0:53:02, 0:53:03]: I like. [0:53:04, 0:53:08]: Any opposed, eyes have it. The rezoning case is approved. [0:53:10, 0:53:13]: Next excuse me, who was the who seconded the motion? [0:53:13, 0:53:14]: Mr. Mayton. [0:53:14, 0:53:15]: Thank you. [0:53:17, 0:53:24]: Next we'll do the resorting modification K Zm twenty twenty four dash zero one. I need a motion, please. [0:53:26, 0:53:32]: Mr. Chairman, yes sir. Make the motion to approve zoning modification KCM twenty twenty four dash zero one. [0:53:33, 0:53:34]: And I'll need a second. [0:53:36, 0:53:38]: Mr. Chairman Dave Planchet will second that. [0:53:38, 0:53:52]: Thank you. Mr. Minton has moved to approve rezoning case twenty twenty zero I'm sorry, ZM twenty twenty four zero one. Mr. Minton, second that motion. All in favor, let it be known by show of hand. Aye. Aye. [0:53:52, 0:53:57]: Mr. Chair, we just want to make sure they're being approved with staff's conditions. [0:53:58, 0:54:00]: That was read in the record. [0:54:02, 0:54:05]: Okay, with with that [0:54:06, 0:54:17]: So Mr. Chairman, then I'll withdraw and then I'll make the motion that we approve with staff conditions ZM twenty twenty four dash zero one. [0:54:17, 0:54:35]: And uh second please. I will still second it. Thank you. Mr. Minton has approved uh motion to approve zone and modification case ZM twenty twenty four dash zero one. What staff conditions, Mr. Flash on second that motion. All in favor, let it be known by the show of hands. [0:54:35, 0:54:42]: Aye. Aye. There's no opposition. It's unanimous. There's only modification case is approved. [0:54:52, 0:54:55]: The next two items [0:54:55, 0:55:00]: On tonight's agenda pertain to four properties on Davis Road. [0:55:02, 0:55:12]: They are comprehensive plan amendment case CP twenty twenty four-zero seven and rezoning case RZ 2024-08. [0:55:13, 0:55:16]: I will read both cases into the record. [0:55:18, 0:55:35]: After that we'll have combined presentation from the staff and a combined public hearing on both cases. And then we'll vote on each case separately. Comprehensive plan amendment KCP 2024-07 for property located in Council District 2. [0:55:37, 0:55:40]: Consideration of a comprehensive plan amendment request. [0:55:41, 0:55:45]: To change the future land use designations of four parcels. [0:55:45, 0:55:47]: On the south side of Davis Road. [0:55:48, 0:55:50]: As identified below. [0:55:51, 0:55:55]: From the current split future land use designations. [0:55:56, 0:55:58]: To low density mix use. [0:55:58, 0:56:00]: for the entire property. [0:56:02, 0:56:05]: For the purpose of allowing the construction [0:56:05, 0:56:08]: of a self storage warehouse development. [0:56:09, 0:56:11]: The property owner is B One Holmes. [0:56:12, 0:56:14]: Improvement LLC. [0:56:14, 0:56:16]: And the agents of Robert Nesbitt. [0:56:17, 0:56:18]: And Roger [0:56:18, 0:56:19]: Gautier. [0:56:21, 0:56:29]: The property is located in Land Lot 71, District 12, and it contains 6.895 acres more or less. [0:56:31, 0:56:51]: 649 Davis Road parcels number is S0508004000. Contains 3.6050 acres, more or less. Current feature land use designation low. [0:56:51, 0:56:56]: density residential and medium density mixed use. [0:56:58, 0:57:11]: Six fifty-seven Davis Roads parcel S05-080300 contains point six six acres more or less. [0:57:13, 0:57:17]: Current future land use designation is unassigned. [0:57:19, 0:57:26]: Six eighty one Davis Road, parcel S zero five dash zero eight, zero zero five, zero zero zero. [0:57:27, 0:57:31]: Contains one point three four acres, more or less. [0:57:31, 0:57:39]: Current future land use designation, low density residential, and medium density mixed use. [0:57:42, 0:57:51]: Parcel number S zero five dash zero eight zero zero six zero zero zero on Davis Road. [0:57:52, 0:57:56]: Contains one point two nine acres more or less. [0:57:57, 0:58:05]: The current land use designation is low density residential and medium density mixed use. [0:58:07, 0:58:13]: The rezoning case number R Z twenty twenty four dash zero eight. [0:58:14, 0:58:18]: Again for the same property located in council district two. [0:58:19, 0:58:23]: Consideration of a zoning request to rezone four parcels. [0:58:23, 0:58:25]: On the south side of Davis Road. [0:58:26, 0:58:33]: as are identified are identified below from suburban residential to office institutional. [0:58:35, 0:58:38]: Two I'm sorry. [0:58:40, 0:58:50]: We're going to rezone from suburban, residential and office institutional 2C3 heavy commercial. [0:58:51, 0:58:53]: For the purpose of allowing [0:58:53, 0:58:56]: The construction of a self storage warehouse development. [0:58:58, 0:59:04]: The property owner is B One Homes Improvement, LLC and the agent is Robert Nespit and Roger Gautier. [0:59:05, 0:59:14]: The property is located in landlot 71, District 12, and it contains 6.89 acres, more or less. [0:59:17, 0:59:33]: And I'll read the dimensions again for each parcel. Six fifty-nine Davis Row parcel S zero five-zero eight hundred four zero zero zero contains three point six zero five acres, more or less. [0:59:35, 0:59:45]: 659 Davis Road, parcel S5-0800-3000 contains.66 acres more or less. [0:59:47, 0:59:50]: Current zoning is serving suburban residential. [0:59:53, 1:00:07]: Six eighty-one Davis Road, parcels S05-0805-000 contains one point three four acres more or less, and the current zoning is suburban residential. [1:00:09, 1:00:21]: Parcel numbers S zero five dash zero eight zero zero six zero zero zero on Davis Row contains one point two nine acres more or less. [1:00:23, 1:00:27]: The current zoning is OI office institution. [1:00:30, 1:00:31]: Mr Linton, please. [1:00:32, 1:00:32]: Thank you, Chairman. [1:00:34, 1:00:42]: This is the presentation. This is the combined presentations for RC twenty-four-zero eight and CP twenty-four-zero seven. [1:00:45, 1:01:03]: These are the case facts. The applicant, as mentioned, is B-1 Home Improvement LLC. The owner is Beatrice Arroyo of B-1 Home Improvement LLC. The agents are Mr. Robert Nesmith and Roger Scultier, who are present tonight. The address of the property is 649 Davis Road. [1:01:04, 1:01:12]: Six five seven Davis Road, six eighty one Davis Road, and parcel at zero five dash zero eight hundred five thousand. [1:01:13, 1:01:33]: And the other parcel, which is S05 800, 6000 on Davis Road. The number of acres is 6.895. And as far as the characteristics, the subject property is wooded with an existing house located on 681 Davis Road. The current future land use designation is medium density residential. [1:01:33, 1:01:50]: and low density mixed use. The current zoning of the property is SR, Suburban Residential, and OI, which is office institutional. The sign was posted on August twenty-second, twenty twenty four, and the letters were received from the applicants on October twenty second, twenty twenty four. [1:01:55, 1:01:56]: This is the vicinity map. [1:01:58, 1:02:01]: And these are the parcels which are highlighted in different colors. [1:02:02, 1:02:22]: This is in the yellow is S05-08006000. The other parcel is 681 Davis Road with the house. 649 Davis Road in the purple with S-05-8004,000. And 657 Davis Road, which is S058003,000. [1:02:22, 1:02:36]: You have Wildwood Estates, which is a subdivision. You have Piney Woods, which is also a subdivision, and you also have Stockbridge Estate, which is the mobile home. And you also have Walmart and you have the shopping center. [1:02:42, 1:02:44]: This is the aerial photo with the side plan. [1:02:53, 1:02:56]: And this is the survey that was that was submitted. [1:03:06, 1:03:10]: And this is the site visit w when we posted the sign on October twenty second, twenty twenty four. [1:03:16, 1:03:36]: And the zoning history of the property. 657 Davis Road was annexed into the city of Stockbridge on June 10, 2002, upon the request of Elveda Ainsworth, and was assigned to R3 city zoning at the time. 649 Davis Road was annexed into the city on November 10, 2003, upon the request of Elveda. [1:03:36, 1:03:56]: Ainsworth that was assigned to R3 City, I mean City Zoning District at the time. 681 Davis Road was annexed into the city of Stockbridge on November 10, 2003, upon the request of Elveda Ainsworth that was assigned to R3 zoning district. And the subject parcel S05-000. [1:03:56, 1:04:11]: eight hundred six thousand was rezoned from R three, which is residential to OI office institution upon the request of Thomas Starnes. The ten of the use was for construction an American Legion Post Headquarters building. [1:04:15, 1:04:35]: The development information. So B1 Home Improvement plans to develop a self-storage facility comprising eight units and two hundred and seventy four rental units, spanning six point eight five nine acres across four parcels on the south side of Davis Road. According to Chapter twelve of the Unified Development Code, the self-storage facility [1:04:35, 1:04:55]: Facilities is defined as fully enclosed facilities with independent base or self-contained units for the exclusive storage of self of goods or personal park property. Building one will contain cover forty hundred square feet with twenty-four units. Building two will be larger with eight four hundred square feet with forty-two units. [1:04:55, 1:05:15]: Building three, we've have 5,400 square feet with 27 units. And building four will be the most spacious, featuring 11,250 square feet and 50 units. Building 5 will include 4,300 square feet and 29 units. And building 6 will mirror building 3 with 5,400 square feet and 27 units. [1:05:15, 1:05:35]: Building seven will be one of the largest structures encompassing 10,800 square feet and 48 units, while building eight will again match building three and six, offering 5,400 square feet and 27 units. The project will feature a dedicated turning lane, a stormwater pond, and landscaping. [1:05:35, 1:05:35]: Yeah. [1:05:36, 1:05:50]: Post construction, eighteen wheelers will be prohibited on the property, and the security measures will include twenty four hour video surveillance, individual units alarms, access control systems, and perimeter security cameras. [1:05:53, 1:06:01]: And this is the side plan of the property. The ones in brown, that's that's the units. And as you can see, that's the turning lane here. [1:06:04, 1:06:06]: We're just showing with the uh laser point. [1:06:08, 1:06:13]: And they do have landscaping as well, which is shown in the green. And in the blue, you have the stormwater pond. [1:06:15, 1:06:17]: And they also have a seventy five foot wide buffer. [1:06:22, 1:06:25]: This is a layout that they submitted. [1:06:26, 1:06:28]: Which shows over off site. [1:06:35, 1:06:38]: This is the building el elevations that they submitted? [1:06:39, 1:06:41]: Which just shows it will be brick. [1:06:48, 1:06:54]: This is the proposed self storage warehouse, the development information that I read earlier. It's just a breakdown. [1:07:02, 1:07:15]: And this is the map of the existing and proposed self-storage facilities in the city. There are eight self-storage facilities that are located within the city limits of Southbridge, with six existing and two that are in the plan review process. [1:07:18, 1:07:25]: And the property is shown in the in the star. And as mentioned, the ones in red they these are existent. [1:07:32, 1:07:46]: This is a comparative analysis between the proposed self storage facility and the current self storage facilities that are located in the city limits. Overall, the proposed self storage facility is consistent with the self storage facilities that are in the city limits. [1:08:01, 1:08:05]: This is the presentation for the CP twenty four-zero eight. [1:08:08, 1:08:16]: Uh, the applicant's request as mentioned is to change the future land use designations from their current split future designations to low density mixed use. [1:08:18, 1:08:38]: Currently, the top portion of the parcels six hundred forty nine, six five seven, six eighty one, Davis Road, and parcel S zero five-eight hundred six thousand have a future land use designation of medium density residential, which is not compatible with the C three zoning district. Therefore, the applicant is requesting to change the future use. [1:08:38, 1:08:42]: land use designations from the current space used to low density mixed use. [1:08:45, 1:08:53]: And this is the s the comprehensive plan map along with the intent of the low density mixed use. [1:09:01, 1:09:09]: And as mentioned, the top portions of the site have a few feature land uses designation of medium density residential, which is shown with the pointer. [1:09:11, 1:09:17]: And the bottom portions have a future land use designation of low density mixed use, which is shown. [1:09:24, 1:09:26]: And this is a surrounding language designation. [1:09:28, 1:09:34]: The area is surrounded by medium density residential, low density mixed use, and medium density mixed use. [1:09:45, 1:09:46]: And this is a staff analysis? [1:09:52, 1:10:00]: It does meet the cooperative plan and these are the list of goals and policies that were featured in page forty two and forty four that they do meet. [1:10:08, 1:10:22]: The key points from the staff analysis is that the proposed self-storage aligns with the tent of the low density mixed use future land use destination, and that the site location is favorable due to its strategic proximity to both residential and commercial areas. [1:10:25, 1:10:27]: Therefore, staff recommends approval. [1:10:35, 1:10:38]: And this is the presentation for RC twenty four dash zero eight. [1:10:41, 1:10:50]: The applicant's request is to rezone the four parcels on the south side of Davis Road from SR and OI to C3 Heavy Commercial. [1:10:50, 1:11:01]: Currently the three parcels are zone SR and one parcel is zone OI. And so the applicant wants to re-zone all parcel to C three, which permits the self-storage facilities. [1:11:05, 1:11:08]: Oh this is the zoning map of the parcels, Sean? [1:11:11, 1:11:21]: The area is surrounded by C two, General Commercial, S R, Suburban Res Residential, and MHR, Mobile Home Residential and R R, Rural Residential. [1:11:28, 1:11:48]: And this is the surrounding land use and zoning. Property to the north you have SR, which is the Wildwood Estate subdivisions. Property to the south, which is Walmart, is zone C two. Property to the east is rural residential, which is sunny tree care and landscaping, along with the Stockbridge Estates, which is zone M H R. [1:11:48, 1:11:53]: Proper to the west is the Davis Pavilion Shopping Center, which is zone C two. [1:11:58, 1:12:00]: And this is the staff analysis. [1:12:03, 1:12:05]: It is consistent with the complaint. [1:12:09, 1:12:13]: And it also aligns with these stop raise zonic code. [1:12:15, 1:12:23]: And these are the list of objectives that the self-storage facility aligns with in section one point four of the stop bridge unified development code. [1:12:31, 1:12:51]: The key points from the staff analysis is that the proposed self-storage facility aligns with the intent of the low density mixed-use future land use designation. The proposed self-storage facility meets the purpose and intent of the Stockbridge Unified Development Code. The site is suitable for the proposed self-storage facility, and the proposed [1:12:51, 1:12:55]: Post self storage facility is expected to generate less traffic. [1:12:56, 1:13:16]: And staff recommends approval with the conditions. The site plan. The subject property shall be shall be developed similar to the site plan that was submitted to the applicant by the applicant on August 8, 2004. Buffers. The developer shall provide a 40-foot buffer along the eastern side of the property adjacent to the stop bridge at [1:13:16, 1:13:36]: State's mobile home, a 15-foot buffer along the western side adjacent to the Davis Pavilion Shopping Center, and a 15-foot buffer along the southern side adjacent to Walmart Shopping Center in accordance with section 3.234 of the Stockbridge Unified Development Code. [1:13:36, 1:13:56]: Architectural standards. Each building must have at least 50% of the exterior on all sides of all four facades constructed with brick, stone, or a combination of these materials. The number of units. The number of rental units shall be limited to a maximum of 247. [1:13:56, 1:14:12]: seven. Flock cameras shall be installed at the entrance of a facility. Street lights shall be installed along the perimeter of the property. Ingress and egress must be provided by the fire marshal for all the buildings, and the self storage facility must be enclosed with a gate. [1:14:16, 1:14:18]: And that concludes the presentation. [1:14:19, 1:14:22]: Thank you, Gordon. Any questions please from the commission? [1:14:25, 1:14:27]: I have a [1:14:27, 1:14:30]: Mr Chairman, I have a question. Go right ahead, sir. [1:14:30, 1:14:36]: Why C three heavy commercial instead of C two? I mean Walmart is C two. [1:14:37, 1:14:42]: So C so C three permits the self storage re units while C two does not. [1:14:44, 1:14:53]: Say that again, permits what? So C three permits the uh self-storage facilities as opposed to C two, which does not. Okay. Thank you. [1:14:56, 1:14:59]: You have questions? Okay. [1:15:01, 1:15:08]: No further questions. I would like the applicant to speak if they wish to. Thank you, Gordon. [1:15:08, 1:15:09]: Okay, cool. [1:15:16, 1:15:18]: Let's see. [1:15:23, 1:15:24]: Yeah. [1:15:27, 1:15:47]: Thank you. Thank you. Good evening. I'd like to say thank you to this commission and we appreciate the opportunity to present to you today. My name is Bob Nesbitt, and I'm here on behalf of B1 Home Improvement, and we're here in regards to the storage facility. A few points I'd like to bring out about storage facilities. [1:15:47, 1:16:07]: Facilities is that one, it's convenient for residents. Many residents need extra storage for personal belongings, seasonal items, or vehicles, especially in areas with smaller homes and apartments. A local storage facility provides secure and easily accessible. [1:16:07, 1:16:09]: [4570.8, 4590.8]: Another point is that property values are increased in most cases. Modern storage facilities are often designed to blend into neighborhoods and, if well maintained, can even improve nearby property aesthetics. This can benefit property values, especially if the facilities replace a vacant and underutilized property. [1:16:30, 1:16:50]: Which we have in this particular case. Their economic benefits. Storage facilities create local jobs for construction, management, and maintenance. They also contribute to the local community and the local economy through property taxes, supporting nearby businesses, and attracting customers. Clutter. [1:16:50, 1:17:10]: Keep our neighborhoods, our areas clean. Having access to a nearby storage facility encourages decluttering in residential properties which are in close proximity, which can make neighborhoods appear tidier and more organized. The impact on traffic, low impact on traffic and noise. [1:17:10, 1:17:30]: Unlike other commercial developments, storage facilities generate minimal traffic since customers usually visit occasionally. They operate quietly, making less disruptive noises and unwanted activity than other businesses. Enhanced security. [1:17:30, 1:17:34]: This storage facility will have a state of the art security system. [1:17:35, 1:17:55]: Storage facilities are typically well lit and include security features like surveillance cameras and gated access. This can improve the overall security in the neighborhood. Environmental considerations. Modern storage facilities are designed with sustainability in mind using energy efficient. [1:17:55, 1:18:10]: building materials and technologies and some even include green spaces which we have and landscaping improvements because we feel that to beautify the area is important and we want to uplift this community and be a good corporate citizen. [1:18:10, 1:18:30]: Support for small businesses. Local entrepreneurs and small businesses often use storage units as effective cost saving spaces for inventory, supplies, equipment, and enabling economic growth in the community. And last but not least, adaptive use of land or of unused land. [1:18:30, 1:18:50]: If the proposed site is currently vacant or dilapidated, which it is, developing a storage facility can transform it into a functional and aesthetically pleasing part of the neighborhood. So we we just want to do something that we feel is a need. We've investigated and spoke with many people and small business owners in the community. [1:18:50, 1:18:58]: They've informed us that the storage units approximately every six month to a year are increasing the rates, supply and demand. [1:18:59, 1:19:00]: The less the supply. [1:19:01, 1:19:16]: The greater the demand, then the cost tends to increase. By bringing a storage facility into this area, it can moderate the pricing, it can uplift the community, and it can be a benefit aesthetically to make this a more convenient and uh livable neighborhood. [1:19:18, 1:19:38]: Uh I do want to point out that when we look at our slides here, this is what you've seen earlier. This is the site plan. This is the aerial photo, which we've highlighted in yellow, shows the area where we will be building the storage facility. Right behind us, directly behind us is Walmart. And over, I believe, to the west is the [1:19:38, 1:19:47]: strip mall. So this will fit in perfectly to support the businesses that go in and out of these areas as well as the homes that are in the surrounding area. [1:19:49, 1:20:00]: This is another shot showing it from the viewpoint of the neighborhood that is across the street, but you can clearly see the commercial activity that's going on to the west and the Walmart that is directly behind it. [1:20:02, 1:20:14]: This is the plan that shows exactly how it sits on the ground with the aesthetics that we have there with the beautification and the shrubbery that we're gonna have there in the front, the landscaping. [1:20:14, 1:20:23]: And this is a picture of what the proposed landscaping will look like with beautiful trees that will help to provide uh aesthetics to the area. [1:20:25, 1:20:28]: This is a picture of what some of the storage units will look like. [1:20:31, 1:20:40]: Then this is another view. And here this is a nice young lady that's bringing in and out her goods that she would use to in order to declutter a home. [1:20:43, 1:20:45]: This is the elevation. [1:20:46, 1:21:06]: And these are the benefits that I spoke of earlier: convenience for residents, increased property values, economic benefits, reduced clutter, low impact to traffic and noise, state of the art and enhanced security, environmentally friendly, support for small businesses, and adaptive use of unused land. [1:21:06, 1:21:08]: Yeah. [1:21:08, 1:21:11]: I'll be more than happy to answer any questions you may have. Thank you. [1:21:12, 1:21:25]: Mr. William, go ahead, sir. Thank you, Chair. Um, I have a few questions, or really a few concerns as well. Um I know you said you s you did speak to some of the commercial areas and some of the community. [1:21:26, 1:21:46]: But I did not see or you did not at least elaborate to us were they in favor for it or they did they say anything like about that with you? And then when you asked that as well, I also wanted to ask to this question a traffic study? Because you know, it's not really more so you coming in and out of the actual storage unit, but more so the [1:21:46, 1:22:06]: uh um heavy machinery and trucks and the increase of traffic on that street specifically? I appreciate those questions. Very good. Yes, we did speak with people and it was favorable. They were asking for more storage facilities because help that will help one with the pricing and two, most of those storage facilities are being used 100%. [1:22:06, 1:22:26]: So very few vacancies. So that is a needed opportunity for homeowners, especially small business people that want to store equipment and things of that nature that's ongoing in the area. And two, in regards to traffic, as it was stated earlier, we are prohibiting any 18-wheelers or large vehicles from coming in and out of that facility. [1:22:26, 1:22:46]: Two, we will operate from the hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., which is basically as close as we could get from dusk to dawn. And three, we will have state-of-the-art security. But in terms of traffic, it will basically be homeowners or small business people that will be bringing equipment or items from [1:22:45, 1:22:50]: from their home in and out as opposed to industrial or large commercial vehicles. [1:22:51, 1:23:11]: Okay. Um thank you for that. Also um I I really the one main plus that I see for this is job creation, which is really what we need to see in the area. Um but I I can really tell you, I I know for a fact numerous studies just tell you that storage units also are often bringing down the property value in their [1:23:11, 1:23:31]: that area and you're going right across from a neighborhood, right across the street, and then one right beside you. Um, I d I don't know how appealing that would be one for our future homeowners and then our current homeowners, um, because that's not an increase in their property value, it's really a decrease, especially because we already have that Walmart and that commercial [1:23:31, 1:23:38]: Area. But I will say honestly, that really the last question I'll have for you were was. [1:23:41, 1:23:43]: No, you answered it. We're good. [1:23:43, 1:23:44]: Thank you. [1:23:44, 1:23:45]: Thank you. [1:23:46, 1:23:47]: Mr Mitton. [1:23:48, 1:23:51]: District two, have you any thoughts? [1:23:52, 1:24:12]: Mr. Chairman, I have a question. Um, I see there's no uh management residence on the property. Is that correct? That is correct. And but there will be an office, like you said, man seven from seven to seven. That is correct. There will be video surveillance that we will have around the clock 24 hours, but someone will be manning from seven to seven. [1:24:12, 1:24:25]: and those are the hours for egress and ingress. And for a new client coming in, is there an office that they can go and and register or request or is it all excuse me, is it all done online? Everything will be done virtually or digitally. Okay. [1:24:27, 1:24:27]: Thank you. [1:24:31, 1:24:51]: I have one more question, Chair. Go ahead, sir. Uh I I know if Gordon can come back to the screen for me. Sorry, excuse me. Um thank you. Um I wanna look at the map that you have up that shows the current uh storage units in that area. And I think it was current and future. [1:24:51, 1:24:53]: I'm gonna see if I have it. [1:24:57, 1:24:57]: Yes. [1:25:04, 1:25:10]: Okay. So I see two other existing storage units. Are those current or future? [1:25:15, 1:25:20]: So this one is located on [1:25:23, 1:25:29]: Five forty four hundred North Harry Boulevard. No, actually five three three four North Harry Boulevard. [1:25:31, 1:25:32]: We're just right here. [1:25:33, 1:25:38]: Is that's the um secure life storage? That's the s life storage place. And then what about the one across from it? Right. Yeah. [1:25:39, 1:25:41]: So that one is in um [1:25:41, 1:26:01]: Process. Um that was that was in Pan Review process. Okay. Only reason I asked is because looking at the map, the one the second one you just pointed at and the one that we're talking about now, it it looks a little almost walking distance to from one another. So do you know that proximity from one another? [1:26:01, 1:26:02]: Another. [1:26:03, 1:26:08]: No uh not at this time. Okay, that's a concern for me. Okay, thank you. [1:26:18, 1:26:21]: Any more questions from the Commission? [1:26:22, 1:26:23]: No? [1:26:24, 1:26:26]: Thank you. [1:26:33, 1:26:38]: This is a public hearing, so we'll open the floor for [1:26:39, 1:26:42]: Anyone who wishes to speak in favor or against [1:26:44, 1:26:46]: Hearing non public hearing is not closed. [1:27:00, 1:27:02]: I need a motion, please. [1:27:03, 1:27:09]: For comprehensive plan amendment case CP twenty twenty four dash oh seven. [1:27:13, 1:27:13]: Cheer. [1:27:14, 1:27:19]: Yes, sir. I make a motion to deny comprehensive plan amendment C P dash twenty twenty four dash oh seven. [1:27:21, 1:27:22]: Is there a second? [1:27:27, 1:27:30]: Hearing none, the motion fails. [1:27:30, 1:27:40]: For lack of a second. Mr. Chairman Dave Planchon, I'd like to make make a motion we approve comprehensive plan amendment CP twenty four twenty four oh seven. [1:27:41, 1:27:50]: Mr. Planchon has moved to approve comprehensive plan case CP twenty twenty four dash oh seven. Is there a second? [1:27:50, 1:27:51]: Mr. Chairman, I second. [1:27:52, 1:27:58]: It's been moved by Mr. Planchon and seconded by Mr. Minton. All in favor, let it be known by show of hands. [1:27:59, 1:28:00]: Bye. [1:28:01, 1:28:02]: In our polls. [1:28:03, 1:28:06]: Mr Plechon, Mr. Mitten vote. [1:28:07, 1:28:08]: In favor of approval? [1:28:09, 1:28:10]: Mr [1:28:10, 1:28:11]: Williams votes. [1:28:12, 1:28:14]: To oppose, the motion passes. [1:28:17, 1:28:19]: Two one. Thank you. [1:28:23, 1:28:29]: Now I need a motion for rezoning case RZ twenty twenty four dash zero eight. [1:28:30, 1:28:37]: Mr. Chairman, I make a motion to approve with staff conditions, rezoning case RZ two zero two four-zero eight. [1:28:39, 1:28:41]: Mr. Chairman Dave Planchan Seconds. [1:28:41, 1:28:49]: Mr. Minton has m moved to approve rezoning case RZ twenty twenty-four-zero eight with conditions. [1:28:49, 1:28:53]: Mr. Planchon, second that motion. [1:28:53, 1:28:54]: All in favour? [1:28:55, 1:28:57]: Let it be known by a show of hands. Aye. Aye. [1:28:59, 1:29:00]: In your polls. [1:29:01, 1:29:14]: Mr. Planchon, Mr. Mitten votes yay in favor of the resulting case. Mr. Williams votes nay to oppose. The motion passes. Thank you. [1:29:34, 1:29:35]: Project updates. [1:29:40, 1:29:41]: Staff comments. [1:29:46, 1:29:47]: Do we have any? [1:29:48, 1:29:49]: Mr. Anderson? [1:29:54, 1:30:00]: You just uh not at this time, Chairman. Thank you. Thank you, sir. [1:30:06, 1:30:08]: Any comments from the board? [1:30:09, 1:30:17]: Chair, I have a question next. Yes, sir. Um at our last meeting, I inquired um on one of the uh [1:30:17, 1:30:33]: Items we approved, which was I believe the gas station. Um I wanted to know what was if staff was able to get that number of how many the city had in total and then how many the county gas stations were brought, I inquired about during the last meeting. [1:30:33, 1:30:41]: Uh the item was deferred, so it didn't move forward at City Council was deferred. Um we can get that information to you. Okay, thank you. [1:30:44, 1:30:46]: Any other comments from the board? [1:30:51, 1:30:56]: I would just make one comment. I'd like to take the opportunity to wish all of you [1:30:56, 1:30:57]: Well, happen scooving. [1:30:59, 1:31:02]: I ask that you stay safe and I pray that you be blessed. [1:31:04, 1:31:06]: Staff comments, Mr. Chairman? [1:31:07, 1:31:27]: Um just letting the board know that we're pre we're we've prepared a new schedule for next year. It's a draft for the council's approval on December ninth. Also, um some of this board's uh members' um terms are expiring and so [1:31:28, 1:31:31]: That will have to be acted on my code. [1:31:31, 1:31:37]: That that doesn't need to be made public about the term expirations. We will let them know via mail. [1:31:44, 1:31:45]: Any other comments? [1:31:53, 1:31:54]: Motion to adjourn. [1:31:55, 1:31:55]: Okay. [1:31:56, 1:32:01]: Mr. Chairman, I make the motion a second. [1:32:04, 1:32:09]: Hi, hi. My feet make it good night. [1:32:18, 1:32:20]: Yeah. Have a good night.