The Toledo City Plan Commission convened on June 12, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items, including plat approvals, zoning changes, and site plan reviews. The meeting began with the approval of the S 250005 bridal plat for the Number 18 Moises Salouse Place Subdivision, located at 815 Of Our Avenue. The commission unanimously approved the plat after staff confirmed that all final clearances had been received.

Following this, the commission addressed two requests for deferral. The first was for a modification to the Toledo Municipal Code regarding parking minimums, and the second was a study of scrap and salvage facilities. Both cases were deferred to the July 3 agenda due to the late arrival of staff reports, allowing for more thorough review.

The meeting then moved to case SPR 20 50016, a major site plan review for modifications at 3054 Monroe Street. Staff recommended approval, citing compliance with city standards and the promotion of pedestrian safety. However, due to a lack of quorum, the commission could not vote on this case and decided to reschedule it for the next meeting.

Next, the commission reviewed case Z250013, a zone change request from CN Neighborhood Commercial to CM Mixed Commercial Residential at 539 Broadway. Staff recommended approval, noting that the change aligns with the comprehensive plan and existing land uses. The applicant presented plans for residential units on the ground floor, which were well-received, and the commission voted unanimously in favor of the change.

The third item discussed was case Z250010, an amendment to the institutional campus master plan for Washington Local Schools at 5601 Clegg Drive. The proposed changes aim to enhance safety and functionality on the campus, including relocating Whitmer Drive. The commission heard concerns from local residents regarding traffic and safety implications but ultimately approved the amendment, with the understanding that further public input would be sought as plans develop.

The final item was case Z250014, a request for a zone change from CR Regional Commercial and RS 6 Single Family Residential to CR at 4256 Seacor Road for a new indoor dog park. The applicant, Cannonballs LLC, sought to unify the zoning classification of the property. Despite some opposition from nearby businesses regarding the outdoor dog run, the commission approved the request unanimously.

In conclusion, the Toledo City Plan Commission's meeting addressed significant zoning and planning issues, with several cases deferred for further review and others approved to enhance community development. The next meeting is scheduled for July 3, 2025, where the commission will revisit the deferred cases and continue discussions on ongoing projects.