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Council discusses Bradbury Park PUD amendment; no vote as developer and planner work on draft agreement
Summary
City Council held an extended discussion of a proposed Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment for Bradbury Park. The developer has revised the plan from 82 units to 59 units and proposes paying higher impact rates; the council did not take formal action and asked for a draft PUD agreement with utility and easement language before voting.
Flat Rock City Council discussed a proposed amendment to the Bradbury Park Planned Unit Development (PUD) but took no final vote, leaving formal approval for a later meeting after the developer provides a draft PUD agreement for review.
The council heard from Benjamin Henry, an attorney representing the Bradbury Park master association, who said the association has filed objections to the initial application and has submitted a FOIA request for related documents. City planning staff and the developer described revisions intended to address Planning Commission recommendations.
City planning staff noted the original proposal called for 82 units; the developer’s revised plan reduces that to 59 units and proposes to “compensate for the…
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