Developer told Mantua’s code requires 66-foot road; proposed private-road plan won’t work
Commissioners told developer Randy Pulsipher that his proposal to use a narrower private road or tie into 80 E would not meet the town's code requirement for a 66-foot road and likely won’t be approved as proposed.
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Robert Thayne told the commission on May 8 that he had spoken with developer Randy Pulsipher about proposed lots and a private road. Thayne said the developer is reluctant to build the 66-foot road required by town code and that tying a private road into 80 E would not be practical because of the way that road was constructed.
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