development plan review
Review of proposed site and building changes for new or revised development.
Whether the approved plans match any conditions attached to the earlier zoning variance for this parcel.
Typically discussed at Hamilton Property Community Visioning Process Phase 2. Check back when the next agenda is published.
The Plan Commission voted 7-0 to approve the site and building plans for three self-storage buildings on Columbus Street. Staff said the project meets zoning rules and didn’t flag landscaping or lighting issues. The vote was framed as a design-and-compliance step after a zoning variance granted earlier this year.
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passed 7-0 Plan Commission · May 11, 2026 Review of Site and Architectural Plan for the construction self-storage units, located at Columbus Street, Parcel No. 202-201-010-9, in Industrial District I-2, submitted by Brian Backler.
Motion made to approve the plans.
Pat Klein YesKyle Kordell YesRick Inman YesTracey Koach YesKristin Lee YesMatt Heckenlaible YesAdam Wachowski Yes -
passed Business and Industrial Development Committee - Community Development Authority · Jan 27, 2026 Discussion of proposed site plan for former West Eggers development site
Motion made to reject the latest proposal
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The Hamilton property visioning group reviewed site design concepts, focusing on layout tradeoffs such as traffic flow, buffers, access points, and what the site could look like if built.
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The Hamilton property visioning group reviewed design concepts for the site, continuing discussion of layout tradeoffs such as traffic flow, buffers, access points, and what the site could look and feel like if built.
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The Plan Commission approved the site and architectural plans for three separate self-storage buildings on Columbus Street (Parcel No. 202-201-010-9) in the I-2 Industrial District, submitted by Brian Backler.
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Staff stated the self-storage project met zoning rules and raised no issues with landscaping or lighting; the commission approved the plans without changes.
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The plan review was described as a follow-through step after a zoning variance issued in January 2026, with the May action focused on design and compliance rather than whether self-storage is allowed.
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