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Staff presented the site and regulatory analysis, saying the 0.26‑acre property is zoned R‑1 and is the applicant's primary residence. Staff reported the house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms and that the maximum occupancy under the referenced code (IAPPMC) would be eight. Staff also said there were zero responses to public notification and that there are two administratively approved short‑term rentals within 300 feet that are owner‑occupied and limited to no more than 120 nights under administrative approval rules. Staff recommended approval, saying, \"The conditional use permit analysis supports approval. The short term rental regulations provide an oversight and means to address any impacts.\"

Owner and applicant Steven Dupree told commissioners he currently uses the house as his primary residence and said he would like the option to operate it as an STR after moving. \"I intend to keep it as my primary residence for some sort of time and would like the option to retain it as a short term rental upon moving one day,\" Dupree said. He added that proximity to the stadium and the Mizzou campus makes long‑term rental financially difficult in that location.

Commission discussion noted the presence of two owner‑occupied STRs nearby and the difference between owner‑occupied and non‑owner‑occupied STRs. \"Owner occupied short term rentals are just a different animal than a straight short term rental,\" Commissioner Brodsky said, expressing that distinction for the record. Staff described that the property currently has parking capacity in its driveway and garage totaling seven spaces, which meets the commission's parking discussion for the requested occupancy.

The roll call vote recorded Commissioner Stockton (yes), Commissioner Gray (yes), Commissioner Darr (yes), Commissioner Galway Jones (yes), the chair (\"my vote is yes\"), Commissioner Wilson (yes) and Commissioner Walters (yes). The recommendation will be forwarded to city council for final approval and any applicable licensing.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Planning and Zoning Commission on 2025-08-07 7:00 PM - Regular Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a conditional use permit allowing 207 West Briarwood Lane to operate as a short‑term rental for up to eight guests and up to 210 nights per year; the recommendation will be forwarded to city council.","taxTitle","Columbia, Boone County, Missouri","taxId",2593,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6137734,"Commission recommends R‑2 zoning for 7098 I‑70 Drive SE; recommendation forwarded to city council",493,793000,1286000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5598178-5e7da09bdb2de46ad68b4ad661df7666&start=793&end=1286","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5598178-5e7da09bdb2de46ad68b4ad661df7666/thumbnail_793000.jpg","/articles/6137734/Columbia/Boone-County/Missouri/Commission-recommends-R2-zoning-for-7098-I70-Drive-SE-recommendation-forwarded-to-city-council","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6137734-66b9596617a3e1bbca4242f4dac8f024/orig.mp4?Expires=1771018350&Signature=Tm1Z96G2ao3Zw0ZS4~8ISnuDq9jEGStVINxlUq7rvIijvNHhnedNeTN7VIhc-zgq4kWmeRwNVpdo-KU4RxQVYYihRiE1bFMfLgHuFVtGLMuH6knDJK-of~oEVIODPqeN8QiZ4EJ4PX~sXWt9LrjAwju55ujigOetZvtL~ihGJCLbjwCXn1kwI78zt8QDSSnzvneObKF~is8U02lMvnzwm6BDbmWKgwOMF1U0y0SNQrjsOyLEdRFebLdXd-nPuOrjhWd-dTZXG37QYYj2SKJlP6Amh~dB7fxNeDoIvsbotUddOtieNEdWcr86w6c42IvcN9kihJQ0kr43Kf3HMJVlxA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 7 recommended that the city permanently zone 7098 I‑70 Drive Southeast to R‑2 (two‑family dwelling) upon annexation. Commissioner Wilson moved for approval; Commissioner Darr seconded the motion and the commission approved the recommendation by roll call vote; the recommendation will be forwarded to city council.

Staff told the commission the 1.33‑acre parcel is currently Boone County RS single‑family and is contiguous to city planned development to the north. The applicant, represented by Simon Strumpf Engineering, said the intent is to place a two‑family home on the site and to connect to city sewer service. \"I want sewer, and it gives me access to sewer. And that's what I need here,\" owner Bartley Stevenson said.

Why it matters: If the city annexes the parcel, the R‑2 zoning would permit a two‑family dwelling and change the local regulatory framework from county single‑family zoning. Staff concluded the R‑2 request \"is consistent with the surrounding land use, the existing use, and the merits of the Columbia Imagine Comprehensive Plan\" and recommended approval.

Commissioners clarified scope: the commission only makes a recommendation on zoning should the city decide to annex; the commission does not vote on annexation itself. \"We don't vote on annexation, we just vote on zoning should the city decide to annex it,\" the chair said during the hearing.

Public comment at the hearing included the applicant and one nearby property owner who asked why the owner sought city service rather than remain in the county. The applicant confirmed the desire to connect to city sewer because an on‑site wastewater option was not suitable. Staff said all required public notifications were sent and that the proposal would not create nonconformities by requesting R‑2 upon annexation.

The motion was approved by roll call: Commissioner Stockton (yes), Commissioner Gray (yes), Commissioner Darr (yes), Commissioner Galway Jones (yes), the chair (\"my vote is yes\"), Commissioner Wilson (yes) and Commissioner Walters (yes). The recommendation will be forwarded to city council for final action on zoning and any annexation decision.","The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend permanent R‑2 zoning for a 1.33‑acre property at 7098 I‑70 Drive Southeast upon annexation, after staff said the owner intends to build a two‑family dwelling and connect to city sewer.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6137739,"Planning and Zoning Commission tables Ashford Place development to Sept. 4 after residents request more outreach",659,74000,733000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5598178-5e7da09bdb2de46ad68b4ad661df7666&start=74&end=733","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5598178-5e7da09bdb2de46ad68b4ad661df7666/thumbnail_74000.jpg","/articles/6137739/Columbia/Boone-County/Missouri/Planning-and-Zoning-Commission-tables-Ashford-Place-development-to-Sept-4-after-residents-request-more-outreach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6137739-35384cfa7d6bf6c8baa01a8dec6ad3f1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771018350&Signature=Jex2234nNHvfvd-VSBqqh8iRPH2RpL2ZQKsQkMV6ahGiuOVAi6GKXWQoY50iyYP6pglu2t9HMchmdzLCjGnxh8-OznqBGsqpxMl305FNcx2wnbEEzGd90Z-n62tIIfzO9nQAC7ywm37tvjxwdWFd~I~GVTvJEiUSTZvx0-1hFi-CKKIfa9DvSHjeHzyVUKX5YUfJ4F5xNylydFSfnsxM-UXPQ72xqt57hAyYf71kgJMJk09ZlJx1qP40kYRRoSLCfEMtArcYIBXpocz4x3gYlEmfHtpfYNuA-oW2eWETBaB71TxkXO372kzvsWzWUTNiFX35pRXvrp4GpGHygezCxg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 7 voted to table case number 2312025, a request to approve a site‑specific planned development (PD) plan called Ashford Place, to a date certain of Sept. 4, 2025. Commissioner Wilson moved to table the item; the motion passed in roll call 7‑0 with Commissioners Ortiz and Stanton absent.

Staff said the applicant requested the tabling after packet publication so the developer could meet with neighbors and address extensive public comment. \"The purpose of that tabling request is to allow for the applicant, given the volume of public comment that has been submitted with the published report, to have an opportunity to meet with the actual residents in the neighborhood and those that are concerned with aspects of the proposal,\" city planning staff said.

Why it matters: The 24.13‑acre proposal would establish a PD plan for a development called Ashford Place and include 77 single‑family attached dwelling units; neighbors have submitted written comments for the record and several residents attended the Aug. 7 meeting to address the tabling request itself rather than the merits of the plan.

At the hearing, the commission limited public remarks to the narrow question of whether to table the item. Several residents asked procedural questions and expressed differing views on the tabling. \"What assurances are there that if we are all to leave just now, that the item would be removed from the table and addressed within this meeting?\" asked Stacy Schrader, a Shore Acres Loop resident; the chair replied, \"under the public notice laws, once we vote to table it, we would not be able to change the agenda again because we've already approved it and moved it to a tabling motion.\" Other speakers included John Duke, who said he opposed further delay, and Randy Leach, who said he preferred the commission decide rather than defer.

Commissioners and staff clarified process limits on tabling. Planning staff said applicants receive a maximum of two tabling requests of up to two months from the initial public‑hearing date; the commission may authorize a third tabling request under extenuating circumstances. The chair also confirmed that materials submitted to the record would be included with the packet for the Sept. 4 hearing and that any supplemental correspondence filed between now and then would be provided to the commission.

The tabling motion was made by Commissioner Wilson and approved by roll call: Commissioner Stockton (yes), Commissioner Gray (yes), Commissioner Darr (yes), Commissioner Galway Jones (yes), the chair (recorded as \"my vote is yes\"), Commissioner Wilson (yes) and Commissioner Walters (yes). The item was officially tabled to Sept. 4, 2025; staff will re‑notice the hearing as required by public notice rules and will republish the notice in the Columbia Tribune.

The commission did not take up the merits of the Ashford Place plan on Aug. 7; that substantive review will occur at the Sept. 4 date certain hearing.","The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to table case 2312025, a site-specific PD plan called Ashford Place, to Sept. 4, 2025 to allow the applicant to meet with neighborhood residents after a large volume of public comment was submitted.","actionData","errors"]

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