Council workshop previews data center moratorium, traffic study
Hudson City Council held a workshop June 23 to discuss several items expected on a July 14 consent agenda, including a proposed six-month freeze on new data center applications, the addition of a third school resource officer and a $70,939 traffic study for the Clinton Crossing area. No formal votes were taken.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission met June 22 to review staff memos on the Planned Development process and to discuss policies around special events. No decisions were made; minutes have not yet been published.
City Council Workshop
Council members considered a draft consent agenda that also contains a cell tower lease with Northstar Towers II, LLC, and a storm water easement at 2095 Ravenna Street. The proposed six-month moratorium would halt acceptance of new data center applications. The school resource officer would be the third assigned to Hudson schools. The traffic impact study, priced at $70,939, targets the Clinton Crossing area. All items return for a vote on July 14.
Architectural & Historic Board of Review
On June 24, the Architectural & Historic Board of Review evaluated multiple applications. Staff presented design standard compliance notes for projects at 179 Elm Street, 5248 Preserve Lane and 248 N Main Street. The board continued reviewing a commercial wall sign at 180 W Streetsboro Street and a proposed demolition of a 1952 home at 179 Elm Street inside the Historic District. Other items included new single-family construction at 5248 Preserve Lane, shake siding replacement at 248 N Main Street, and demolition of a 1939 residence at 2710 Ravenna Street. No minutes are yet available.
Coming up
The Architectural & Historic Board of Review meets again July 8. The agenda includes siding replacement at 248 N Main Street, gazebo repair at 333 Boston Mills Road, a home addition at 6761 Pheasants Ridge, a new single-family home at 5248 Preserve Lane, a wall sign for 5840 Darrow Road, a fence at 6754 Stow Road, a door replacement at 15 Baldwin Street, detached garages at 3133 Middleton Road and 2933 Hudson Aurora Road, and a sunroom addition at 7400 Valerie Lane.
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