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Planning commission recommends denial of 23‑lot rezoning for Wildlife Ridge subdivision after neighbor safety concerns
Summary
The Miami County Planning Commission recommended denial of a rezoning and replat request to create a 23‑lot subdivision on a 115‑acre tract near Lookout Road and K‑68, citing neighbor safety concerns about narrow, hilly access and uncertainties about whether the developer could meet county road and fire‑protection standards.
The Miami County Planning Commission on Aug. 7 considered a rezoning and replat request for a 115‑acre parcel near Lookout Road and K‑68 (the “Wildlife Ridge” proposal) that would convert previously platted acreage into a 23‑lot residential subdivision. Planning Director Kenny Cook briefed commissioners at the Aug. 13 study session on the case and the planning commission’s unanimous recommendation of denial to the county commission (4–1 vote at planning commission, denial based primarily on public safety and road adequacy concerns). Cook said the property had been platted previously as a four‑lot subdivision and that the applicant proposed a conservation‑design layout with average lot sizes…
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