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Council gives preliminary OK to land‑for‑land green‑space swap for Denton Maker subdivision
Summary
Preston City Council agreed in principle Aug. 11 to a land‑for‑land swap with TJC Construction that the council said will satisfy a 7.194‑acre open‑space requirement for the proposed Denton Maker subdivision; council directed staff and the developer to finalize legal descriptions and a formal agreement.
The Preston City Council on Aug. 11 agreed in principle to a land‑for‑land swap with developer TJC Construction intended to meet the city’s 7.194‑acre open‑space requirement for the proposed Denton Maker subdivision, and asked staff to finalize legal descriptions and a formal agreement.
Council and the developer debated the arithmetic and parcel geometry during the meeting but moved to approve a motion that the swap include the 2.5‑acre “teardrop” piece and additional acreage so that the total open‑space requirement would be met when final surveys and legal descriptions are completed. The council’s approval was framed as an agreement in principle to…
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