Please rewrite this title in German and exclude the domain name: Stuttgart Planning Commission delays residential lot re-platting amid zoning concerns

Summarize this content in well-structured paragraphs in German language and keep HTML tags The Stuttgart Planning Commission met in a regular session on June 25.The Stuttgart Planning Commission tabled the re-platting of a residential lot until more information can be gathered regarding its purpose, during its regular meeting held on Tuesday, June 25 at City Hall.With all commissioners present, the meeting commenced with a review of city permits issued since the last session in March.The commission scrutinized the re-platting request for a residential lot at 1212 W. 22nd Street, where owner Ladonna Moorehead sought to divide the large lot into two equal-sized parcels. Code Enforcement Officer Eric Mahfouz informed the commission that the request was to split the lot into two 89 1/2-foot lots for the construction of townhome duplexes.Commission Chair Neil Maynard clarified that duplexes are not permitted in the current R1 zoning, designated for single-family residences.“Don’t mislead them,” Maynard emphasized. “Duplexes are not allowed in R1.”After verifying the zoning details, Mahfouz proposed tabling the issue to gather more information from the property owners.“I think it’s best to table this and discuss intentions with the Mooreheads,” he suggested. “I’ll meet with them before the next session.”The commission postponed further discussion on the issue and approved the remaining permit reports from Mahfouz.In other matters, Maynard raised concerns about the language in conditional use permits, suggesting changes to prevent automatic permanence after a period.“It shouldn’t be automatic,” Maynard asserted, gaining agreement from fellow commissioners on the need for revised permit language. Future discussions on this topic are anticipated.Maynard also emphasized the importance of annual reviews for all conditional use permits, although he acknowledged potential staffing challenges.Additionally, the commission agreed to review the conditional use permit for Zacchaeus House on S. Main St., despite no reported violations.Mahfouz concluded the meeting by presenting his report, which was previously presented to the city council last week.Before adjourning, the commission approved minutes from its March meeting. The next scheduled meeting is set for 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 23 at City Hall.