Developer seeks hearing for 10‑lot conservation subdivision; board flags slope analysis
Attorneys for a proposed conservation subdivision said the plan would create 10 single‑family lots on just over 20 acres (about 8 developable acres) and include detention and HOA common areas. The board asked for slope analysis (JMC) and confirmed a public hearing on Nov. 17.
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William Null, partner at Cutty & Fader, presented a conservation subdivision proposal on Oct. 20 for a property he described as a little over 20 acres with a proposed 10‑lot conservation development on roughly eight developable acres. Null said the conservation approach allows houses to be placed closer to the road to preserve backyard space for adjacent neighbors and that the plan includes a detention pond in an HOA common area and a publicly dedicated cul‑de‑sac.
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