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Troy planners recommend Eagles Landing planned development to city council
Summary
The Troy Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of the 86.88-acre Eagles Landing planned development and to forgo a public hearing before forwarding the item to City Council. The proposal includes a mix of single‑family lots, zero‑lot‑line units, and nearly 17.2 acres of private open space to be maintained by an HOA.
The Troy Planning Commission voted in June 2025 to make a positive recommendation to City Council on the Eagles Landing planned development, a proposed rezone and general plan amendment for an 86.88‑acre site on Wilson Road south of State Route 718.
Staff described the project as a variety of single‑family housing options: 68 lots at 60 feet by 150 feet, 104 lots at 70 feet by 130 feet, and 39 higher‑density single‑family lots using a zero‑lot‑line configuration. The development would include 17.19 acres of private open space maintained by the homeowners association and amenities such as a basketball court, playground, clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts and walking trails that connect to the pond. "This is almost double the 10% open space requirements for the subdivision," a staff member said.
The commission also voted not to hold a public hearing…
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