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Planning commission approves Center Grove Park primary plat with condition to record commitments

2790259 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission approved the Center Grove Park primary plat (PC2024-077) conditioned on recording zoning commitments and returning signed copies to the city; the motion passed 9-0.

The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission on Monday approved the primary plat for Center Grove Park PUD (docket PC2024-077), a mixed-use subdivision submitted by Lennar Homes, contingent on recording required zoning commitments and submitting signed copies to the city.

Taylor Devar, representing Lennar Homes, described the proposal as a mixed-use development on about 92 acres along State Road 135 that would include commercial frontage, multifamily buildings and about 290 single-family homes including townhomes. Devar said the petitioner had addressed outside review comments but acknowledged signed commitments required by the technical review committee remained outstanding.

Planning staff told commissioners the technical review committee recommended approval provided the recorded commitments are returned to the city before the developer proceeds. "Today, we do not have the signed commitments. So if this is to be approved, I would ask that it's conditioned that they cannot move forward until we have recorded copies of the commitments," a staff member said.

Commissioner King moved to approve the primary plat subject to the technical review committee27s condition requiring recorded zoning commitments and to direct the commission president to sign the notice of determination and written findings; Commissioner Lexi seconded. The motion carried 9-0.

The approval does not allow site work to proceed until the recorded commitments are submitted to city staff; staff will verify completion of the condition before issuing any further approvals.