Neighbors press commission over Iron Ridge density, water and view protections
Residents objected to a proposed RR5→RR2.5 rezoning and a 28‑lot preliminary plan (Iron Ridge), arguing the change doubles density at a low‑density edge, strains wells and septic, and threatens mountain views; the developer added a 4‑acre private no‑build easement and other concessions but neighbors urged denial.
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Residents and community groups urged the Planning Commission to reject Iron Ridge’s proposed rezoning and subdivision, citing local character, groundwater and precedent concerns. Amy Phillips, a past chair of the Black Forest Land Use Committee, told the commission that changing RR5 to RR2.5 "doubles the density" and risks septic/well conflicts and traffic pressure on rural roads.
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