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Planning Commission approves Fairlane Townhouse Homes phase 2 site plan for 21 units

5493133 · July 17, 2025
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Summary

Commission approved a site plan for Fairlane Townhouse Homes phase 2 to add 21 units (including two single‑story one‑bedroom units) on Lot 1 of Fairlane Townhomes Subdivision; applicant Jeremy Greenemeyer discussed floor plans and rents; staff confirmed stormwater will tie into regional detention and storm sewer.

The Lansing Planning Commission voted to approve the site plan (Case 2‑2025‑007) for Fairlane Townhouse Homes Phase 2, authorizing construction of 21 units on Lot 1 of the Fairlane Townhomes Subdivision subject to the conditions shown on the staff map.

Applicant Jeremy Greenemeyer of Greenemeyer Rentals described the project as largely duplicating Phase 1 floor plans with minor changes: two of the 21 units will be single‑story, one‑bedroom, one‑bath units to provide additional ground‑floor living options, while the remaining units will match existing townhome plans and finishes. Greenemeyer said the proposal is market‑rate housing and not age‑restricted. When asked about existing rents, Greenemeyer stated the existing units are “$13.50” as presented in the meeting packet.

Planning staff and engineering staff addressed drainage and stormwater. Planning staff said the project will tie into an existing regional detention and storm sewer system; engineering staff confirmed the design will use the regional detention area and connect to the existing storm sewer network, noting an outlet tied to a hotel retention pond behind IHOP.

The commission treated the item as a non‑public hearing and moved to approve with the standard conditions shown on the staff exhibit. The motion carried on a roll‑call vote with all commissioners recorded as voting yes.

Next steps: the applicant may proceed with required permits and construction consistent with staff conditions and applicable regulations.