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Planning staff: PUD at 119th and Kellogg recommended by MAPC, placed on consent agenda

August 28, 2026 | Sedgwick County, Kansas


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Planning staff: PUD at 119th and Kellogg recommended by MAPC, placed on consent agenda
Planning staff briefed commissioners on a planned unit development (PUD) proposed at the corner of Kellogg and 119th — a custom zoning district intended to allow a mix of commercial, industrial and residential uses.

"It's at Kellogg and 119th. It involves a number of different districts. So it includes commercial, industrial, as well as residential," Scott said, explaining that the applicant sought a PUD to allow a mixed-use approach. He told commissioners the case had resulted in a tie vote at CAB for District 3 and therefore produced no formal recommendation from that body, but the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (MAPC) recommended approval and the proposal was not formally protested — factors that placed it on the consent agenda.

Commissioners did not raise further substantive questions about the land-use details during the agenda review; staff flagged the item for the regular consent process and noted there was not a protest registered that would require separate hearing treatment at this time.

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