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Planning commission approves Ardmore Walk preliminary and final plat, recommends annexation
Summary
The Topeka City Planning Commission approved a three-phase subdivision plat for the 25.28-acre Ardmore Walk site — dividing it into 42 lots and dedicating stormwater easements — and recommended annexation to allow connection to city utilities. Staff said the developer will finance infrastructure and stormwater plans remain under review.
At its Sept. 15 meeting, the Topeka City Planning Commission approved the preliminary and final subdivision plat for Ardmore Walk and recommended annexation of the 25.28-acre tract to the City of Topeka to permit connection to municipal utilities. Annie, planning staff, told commissioners the plat would subdivide the site into 42 lots, public roads and stormwater detention areas to be constructed in three phases and that the property owner has consented to annexation.
The commission’s action follows staff recommendations and discussions about floodway impacts, stormwater detention and a requested clarifying edit to staff’s written findings on conformance with the comprehensive plan. “Staff is recommending…
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