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Council approves preliminary plat, PUD plan for Hardwood Estates Second Subdivision

3427969 · May 21, 2025
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Summary

The Cannon Falls City Council approved Resolution 2813 to accept the preliminary plat and planned-unit development for Hardwood Estates Second Subdivision, a 27-lot single-family phase after removing previously planned twin homes.

The City Council voted May 20 to approve Resolution 2813, adopting a preliminary plat and planned-unit development (PUD) plan for Hardwood Estates Second Subdivision. The Economic Development Authority presented the plan as a 27-lot single-family phase; council member Diane Johnson moved to approve the resolution and the motion carried by voice vote.

Laura, representing the Economic Development Authority, told the council that WHKS prepared the next phase and that the developer removed twin homes from this phase “based on the market.” She said the EDA has contracts for the lots and that two lots in the first phase, originally platted for twin homes, were replatted to make them wider and suitable for single-family homes. The EDA also said the Planning Commission recommended approval at its May 12 meeting.

Council discussion on the item was brief; there were no recorded amendments to the resolution in the meeting transcript. Council member Diane Johnson made the motion; a second was recorded and the council approved the resolution as presented. The transcript records the action as a collection-item motion and a voice vote; no separate roll-call tally was recorded.

The council packet notes the change from twin homes to single-family lots was prompted by builder feedback and market demand. No further conditions, financing changes, or appeals were recorded in the meeting transcript.