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Commission forwards Hunter's Path Phase 3 final subdivision plan after resident drainage and tree-line concerns
Summary
The commission recommended approval of Hunter's Path Phase 3 final subdivision plan (97 lots) with staff conditions; nearby residents raised concerns about a revised lot layout that places a previously planned tree buffer inside new lots and about stormwater maintenance responsibilities.
The Clayton Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of the final subdivision plan for Hunter's Path extension Phase 3, a 97-lot single-family project along Westbrook Road, after residents expressed concerns about changes to lot lines, a tree-line buffer and stormwater maintenance.
Staff described the submission as a final development plan for a 37-acre property proposing 97 single-family homes, roughly 11 acres of open space (about 29% of the site), two access points (including a Westbrook Road entrance), sidewalks, new street lighting and multi-use path elements. The plan is submitted as straight RSD zoning for the final plan; staff recommended approval subject to addressing Clayton Planning and Engineering comments prior to council review.
John Bills, representing developer DDC Management, told the commission the submission largely follows earlier preliminaries and that this phase was routed under straight RSD…
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