Auburn — Planning Commission Regular Meeting, April 15, 2026
In these official meeting minutes of the Auburn Planning Commission held on April 15, 2026, the commission appointed Kimberly Skriba as Chair and Bo Bland as Vice-Chair. Procedural items, including the approval of the agenda and past meeting minutes, were passed. The commission recommended approval of a special use permit (SU26-0001) to alter an asphalt plant facility and a rezoning request (RZ26-0001) to allow a multi-use commercial development.
Topics
- Appointments
- Zoning
- Procedural
Actions
Appointment of Chair
Approved · Motion: Bo Bland · Second: Nathan Deal
Nomination made to appoint Kimberly Skriba to serve as chair made by Commissioner Bland, 2nd by Commissioner Deal, all in favor
Appointment of Vice-Chair
Approved · Motion: Nathan Deal · Second: Kendall Roseboro
Nomination made to appoint Bo Bland to serve as vice-chair by Commissioner Deal, 2 nd by Commissioner Roseboro, all in favor
Approval of Meeting Agenda
Approved · Motion: Bo Bland · Second: Nathan Deal
Chairwoman Skriba entertained a motion to approve the meeting agenda. Motion: made by Commissioner Bland, 2nd made by Commissioner Deal. Vote: All in favor.
Approval of August 20, 2025 Meeting Minutes
Approved · Motion: Bo Bland · Second: Kendall Roseboro
Commissioner Bland made the motion to approve the minutes, 2nd by Commissioner Roseboro, all in favor, motion approved
SU26-0001 — Special use permit request at 1410 Sunbelt Way to alter existing asphalt plant facility
Approved · Vote: 2-1 · Motion: Bo Bland · Second: Kendall Roseboro
Commissioner Bland made a motion to recommend approval, with modified staff conditions, deleting conditions 1 and 5. 2nd by Commissioner Roseboro, Commissioner Deal voted no. Motion carried 2-1.
RZ26-0001 — Rezoning request for parcel AU05 020A from C-1 to C-3 for multi-use commercial development
Approved · Motion: Bo Bland · Second: Kendall Roseboro
Commissioner Bland made a motion to recommend approval with staff conditions, 2nd by Commissioner Roseboro, Commission Deal voted no. Motion passed.
Sources
Everything above is extracted from the city's own published record: