Commission approves preliminary plat for 54‑lot Eagle Creek Highlands Section 1
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Pulte Homes' preliminary plat for Section 1 of Eagle Creek Highlands — 54 lots and six public rights-of-way to be extended in later sections — was recommended by staff and approved by the commission.
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the preliminary plat for Eagle Creek Highlands Section 1, a Pulte Homes development comprising 54 lots and a portion of six public rights-of-way.
Nikki Martin, representing Pulte Homes, described the application as the first section of a larger Eagle Creek Highlands subdivision and said approval will allow final engineering and the start of development once those plans are completed. “This is the first section, which is 54 lots and a portion thereof, 6 public rights of way, that will be extended in future sections,” Martin said.
Planning staff recommended approval, noting the section matches the previously approved development plan and that subsequent sections will return for their own preliminary-plat reviews. After brief questions from commissioners, a motion to approve carried with five affirmative votes.
No public comment was recorded for the plat. The commission’s vote clears the way for Pulte to move to final engineering for Section 1; further sections will require separate preliminary‑plat approvals.