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Commission approves preliminary plat for Aldergrove Phase 2, 117 single‑family lots
Summary
The Board approved the preliminary plat for Aldergrove Phase 2, a 117‑lot single‑family development on about 39 acres on Isle of Wight Road; water and sewer will be provided by the City of Midway and several detention ponds and wetland tracts will be dedicated to the HOA.
The Liberty County Board of Commissioners approved the preliminary plat for Aldergrove Phase 2 on Sept. 6, clearing the way for a 117‑lot single‑family subdivision on roughly 39 acres along Isle of Wight Road.
Why it matters: The project expands an existing planned unit development (PUD) and adds new residential capacity in District 1, with implications for traffic, utilities and convenience‑center demand.
Marty, planning staff, told commissioners Aldergrove Phase 2 will include four lot types with minimum lot sizes from 4,500 to 8,000 square feet; 63 lots are classified as patio lots with smaller footprints. The plat shows about three‑quarters of a mile of new public streets, stormwater infrastructure, and roughly 9.5 acres of wetland/common areas proposed for HOA ownership. Water and sewer service is to be provided by the City of Midway.
Marty said the Planning Commission recommended approval with standard conditions; commissioners discussed the location of the second Phase 2 connection to Isle of Wight and confirmed required engineering and review steps (including county engineer sign‑offs) prior to final platting. One commissioner abstained from the vote noting a consultation item with the county engineer.
Ending: The preliminary plat was approved; staff and applicant must complete standard technical reviews, secure requisite infrastructure sign‑offs and finalize dedications prior to final plat recordation.
