Gig Harbor design board asks developer to keep 40-foot school buffer, approves grading approach for Rosedale preliminary plat
On April 24 the Gig Harbor Design Review Board recommended the applicant redesign to retain a 40-foot zone transition buffer adjacent to a school site and recommended approval of the project's proposed approach to grading and fill for a 38.63-acre preliminary plat at 5200 Rosedale Street.
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The Gig Harbor Design Review Board on April 24 reviewed the Rosedale preliminary plat (PLDR220025), a proposal to divide 38.63 acres at 5200 Rosedale Street into about 31 single-family lots, and voted to ask the applicant to revise a requested reduction to a 40-foot zone transition buffer adjacent to school property while approving the applicant’s proposed approach to grading and cut-and-fill for the site.
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