Developers present revised Reserve at Greenside plan for former Wetlets Golf Course
Developers proposed a phased, mixed‑use community on the 198‑acre Wetlets Golf Course site, with single‑family homes, townhouses, carriage/villa units, neighborhood retail and a restaurant; staff and residents raised concerns about traffic, water, school capacity and emergency access. The commission deferred action and scheduled a work session.
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James Kiefer, an associate and landscape architect with Morris and Ritchie Associates, presented the revised preliminary site plan for the Reserve at Greenside, a proposed redevelopment of the Wetlets Golf Course into a mixed‑use, multigenerational community. He said the overall property is about "198 acres" and described a phased buildout that includes single‑family detached lots, townhouses, and carriage/villa units, plus two neighborhood commercial buildings and a roughly 6,000‑square‑foot restaurant. "We basically have a 181 miles of trails," he said while reviewing amenity plans, and described roughly 67 acres of open space with about 8.3 acres of active open space for amenities such as a clubhouse, pool, athletic courts and a community dog park.
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