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DRC flags stormwater, utility and traffic concerns for 1770 Sheila Road subdivision near police range
Summary
The committee reviewed a major development plan for 18 single-family homes and 24 duplexes at 1770 Sheila Road. Staff raised detailed concerns about stormwater management, a proposed pond and retaining wall, a sanitary force main under future pavement, sidewalk connections, and safety at a south entrance that may require a raised median.
The Development Review Committee on April 16 reviewed a major development plan for a proposed subdivision at 1770 Sheila Road that would include 18 single-family homes and 24 duplexes. The site is adjacent to the police department's firing range; city staff and applicants said they have held on-site meetings about design and operations.
City engineering and public-works reviewers stressed the need for a detailed stormwater analysis. Vladimir Simonovsky, the city engineer, said the developer's current plan places a new pond in the northeast corner of the site with a retaining wall that appears shared with the subdivision to the north. Simonovsky warned that because of elevation differences it may not be possible to combine drainage systems and that…
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