Developer proposes diverse zoning for Seasons Park residential project

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A new development proposal is making waves in Meridian, as city planners seek to introduce a diverse range of housing options and commercial spaces in the area. The project, which spans over 140 acres, aims to create a blend of residential zones, including R-4 and R-8, along with traditional neighborhood residential areas and a commercial neighborhood business district.

The developer emphasized the importance of diversity in housing to cater to various economic statuses and lifestyles. "The projects that were successful during the recession were those that had that type of diversity," they noted, highlighting the need for a mix of commercial and residential components to foster a sense of community.

The proposed lots will vary significantly in size, with townhomes ranging from 1,800 to 3,168 square feet, and detached single-family homes designed for active adults featuring smaller yards. The developer has also taken into account the concerns of neighboring residents, ensuring that property lines match and incorporating traffic calming measures to address potential increases in neighborhood traffic.

As the city moves forward with this ambitious project, the focus remains on creating a vibrant community that meets the needs of its residents while maintaining compatibility with existing developments. The outcome of this proposal could set a precedent for future developments in Meridian, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful planning and community engagement.

Converted from Meridian City Council - 7/8/2025 meeting on July 09, 2025
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