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Developers want to build 10 townhomes on a small, tricky lot. The city is concerned about how it connects to the rest of the neighborhood and the impact of power lines on the site.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The project density and layout will determine the long-term tax base for this specific parcel.
Future residents of the townhomes.
Existing neighbors concerned about density and traffic flow.
A new six-lot housing development is proposed for Quail Run Road. This project requires both a preliminary plat approval and a zone change to move forward.
The developer is looking to build townhomes on a site heavily impacted by power line easements. The committee is concerned about how the project fits with the surrounding neighborhood and whether the road layout is practical.
Adds six new homes to the area with specific requirements for road access and environmental safety.
This will provide a new facility for emergency services.
This is a minor adjustment that shouldn't significantly impact the neighborhood.
The zoning change allows for the higher density required for the subdivision.
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