The Petitioner requests an amendment of the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) from Traditional Neighborhood to Traditional Commercial.

The amendment supports a proposed development that will utilize three adjoining parcels to create a surface parking facility. The building at 1210 Drayton Street (PIN 20053 03017), originally constructed in 1959 as a service station, and the building at 108 E Henry Street (PIN 20053 03018), built in 1952 as a storage warehouse, were both classified as non-contributing structures. These buildings were demolished in 2023 under permit (23-004850-COA). Additionally, the parcel at 112 E Henry Street (PIN 20053 03005) has remained vacant.

The FLUM designation of all three parcels currently is Traditional Neighborhood. The parcels at 1210 Drayton Street and 108 E Henry Street are currently zoned TC-1 (Traditional Commercial-1), while the parcel at 112 E Henry Street is zoned TN-1 (Traditional Neighborhood-2).

The applicant is concurrently requesting that the parcel at 112 E Henry Street be rezoned to TC-1 (24-005471-ZA). The rezoning of the 112 E Henry Street parcel to TC-1 is contingent upon a determination of appropriateness to amend the FLUM. There is also a request for a Special Use Permit to allow the operation of a parking facility (24-005474-ZA). Since the properties are located within the Victorian Historic District, a Special Use Permit is required to operate a parking facility in both the TN-1 and TC-1 zoning districts

On November 4, 2024, the Planning Commission recommended approval of a Future Land Use Map amendment from Traditional Neighborhood to Traditional Commercial affecting all parcels on the south side of the subject block.

The Petitioner is only requesting to change the FLUM from Traditional Neighborhood to Traditional Commercial for these three parcels—1210 Drayton Street, 108 E Henry Street, and 112 E Henry Street.