The Canton Planning Commission made significant strides in community development during its recent meeting on March 3, 2025, approving a site plan amendment for a new commercial project and discussing a proposed residential development that promises to enhance local living conditions.
The commission unanimously approved a site plan amendment for a commercial property located at 655-6575, which includes the addition of 36 on-site parking spaces and an outdoor dining area. This decision is expected to alleviate traffic on main roads by improving access and convenience for residents. The project is set to open in the coming months, with construction materials already on site, although the coffee shop component will take additional time to complete.
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Subscribe for Free In another key discussion, the commission reviewed a preliminary site plan for Everton Reserve, a proposed development of 62 detached single-family residences on a 34.68-acre site located on the north side of Cherry Hill Road. This project aims to provide a mix of housing options while maintaining a low density of 1.79 units per acre, which is below the maximum allowed in the R2 zoning district. The development will feature two access points for improved traffic flow and safety, as well as sidewalks throughout the community to promote walkability.
The planning process for Everton Reserve includes considerations for environmental impacts, with the applicant required to apply for a wetland permit due to the presence of wetland areas on the site. The commission emphasized the importance of adhering to zoning regulations while also planning for future connectivity to adjacent developments.
Overall, the outcomes of this meeting reflect the commission's commitment to fostering sustainable growth and enhancing the quality of life for Canton residents. As these projects move forward, they are expected to contribute positively to the community's infrastructure and housing landscape.