Despite Remonstrators, Area Plan Approves Coleman Rezoning
October 6, 2022 at 12:37 a.m.
Despite Remonstrators, Area Plan Approves Coleman Rezoning
By Phoebe Muthart-
Kyle Coleman’s request to rezone 7.53 acres from an agricultural district to a residential district was approved. The property is on the north side of McKenna Road, southeast of EMS B38 Lane, in Tippecanoe Township. Coleman wants to build a maximum of 15 new homes on the property.
Coleman’s request did draw some concern from nearby residents. Joe Bryant, a nearby property owner, said there is a wildlife designated area nearby.
“We are just very concerned,” he said. “That’s too many homes and there’s a safety issue due to the road.”
Also, residents asked about water issues after heavy rainfalls.
“Our land gets a lot of water,” said Jody Wallace, adding she sometimes gets 8 inches of water in the driveway.
A retention pond would need to be built, per a county ordinance, said Matt Sandy, APC director.
A petition was submitted from neighboring residents who do not want the property rezoned.
Despite the opposition, the board voted 9-0 to rezone the property. County Commissioners will hear the case at 9:15 a.m. Oct. 25.
The APC approved Paula Walls’ petition for preliminary plat approval for an agricultural II subdivision on a tract of ground. The property is on the north side of Old 30, south of U.S. 30 in Etna Township.
Ernest Hochstetler’s petition for preliminary plat approval for an agricultural II subdivision on a 19.95-acre tract of ground was approved. The property is on the east side of CR 750W, 900 feet south of CR 1350N near Nappanee in Jefferson Township. Hochstetler wants to build two single-family residential homes on each lot.
Also given the green light was Greg Stump’s petition. He requested preliminary plat approval for a two-lot residential subdivision on a 1.94-acre tract of ground. The property is on the east side of CR 650E, south of Barbee Road in Tippecanoe Township. He wants to convert a pole building into duplexes and remove a mobile home.
“I want to put two duplexes on one lot,” Stump said.
Chet Wortinger’s petition for preliminary approval for a replat in a subdivision was given the go-ahead. The property is on the south side of Old Shoe Lake Road, west of EMS B40 Lane, in Tippecanoe Township.
Two final plats also were approved: Morningwood South, a four-lot subdivision located on East CR 510N, Warsaw, and John Hicks subdivision, a one-lot subdivision located on CR 700S, about a 1/2 mile west of County Farm Road.
The next meeting is at 1 p.m. Nov. 2.
Kyle Coleman’s request to rezone 7.53 acres from an agricultural district to a residential district was approved. The property is on the north side of McKenna Road, southeast of EMS B38 Lane, in Tippecanoe Township. Coleman wants to build a maximum of 15 new homes on the property.
Coleman’s request did draw some concern from nearby residents. Joe Bryant, a nearby property owner, said there is a wildlife designated area nearby.
“We are just very concerned,” he said. “That’s too many homes and there’s a safety issue due to the road.”
Also, residents asked about water issues after heavy rainfalls.
“Our land gets a lot of water,” said Jody Wallace, adding she sometimes gets 8 inches of water in the driveway.
A retention pond would need to be built, per a county ordinance, said Matt Sandy, APC director.
A petition was submitted from neighboring residents who do not want the property rezoned.
Despite the opposition, the board voted 9-0 to rezone the property. County Commissioners will hear the case at 9:15 a.m. Oct. 25.
The APC approved Paula Walls’ petition for preliminary plat approval for an agricultural II subdivision on a tract of ground. The property is on the north side of Old 30, south of U.S. 30 in Etna Township.
Ernest Hochstetler’s petition for preliminary plat approval for an agricultural II subdivision on a 19.95-acre tract of ground was approved. The property is on the east side of CR 750W, 900 feet south of CR 1350N near Nappanee in Jefferson Township. Hochstetler wants to build two single-family residential homes on each lot.
Also given the green light was Greg Stump’s petition. He requested preliminary plat approval for a two-lot residential subdivision on a 1.94-acre tract of ground. The property is on the east side of CR 650E, south of Barbee Road in Tippecanoe Township. He wants to convert a pole building into duplexes and remove a mobile home.
“I want to put two duplexes on one lot,” Stump said.
Chet Wortinger’s petition for preliminary approval for a replat in a subdivision was given the go-ahead. The property is on the south side of Old Shoe Lake Road, west of EMS B40 Lane, in Tippecanoe Township.
Two final plats also were approved: Morningwood South, a four-lot subdivision located on East CR 510N, Warsaw, and John Hicks subdivision, a one-lot subdivision located on CR 700S, about a 1/2 mile west of County Farm Road.
The next meeting is at 1 p.m. Nov. 2.
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