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Planning commission denies vested-rights extensions for McDowell Pointe phases 3 and 4
Summary
The commission voted to deny requests to extend vested rights for two phases of the McDowell Pointe subdivision, citing missing internal connectivity and the expiration of earlier phases; staff also briefed the commission on a new state vested-rights law that will affect future procedures.
The Shelbyville Planning Commission voted to deny requests to extend vested rights for Phase 3 and Phase 4 of the McDowell Pointe subdivision, actions the staff said are necessary because earlier phases have expired and key connectivity and open-space standards are not met.
Staff told the commission the developer sought extensions under the municipal subdivision regulations (Article 2, Section 2-13) for Phase 3 (24 single-family lots on about 5.95 acres) and Phase 4 (12 single-family lots on about 7.23 acres). Staff said Phase 1 of the subdivision has already expired and that the expiration affects subsequent phases because Phase 1 provided critical infrastructure. Staff recommended denial of the Phase 3 extension because the phase lacks the internal vehicular connection the…
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