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Greenwood planners approve waiver allowing pedestrian connection instead of vehicular link for Leatherwood Trail development
Summary
The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission voted 8-0 to grant a waiver allowing a residential developer to build pedestrian connections and an on-site trail in place of a vehicular connection to an undeveloped commercial parcel, with five conditions including easement clarifications and maintenance responsibilities.
The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission on Monday approved a waiver allowing a residential developer to provide pedestrian connections and a short trail instead of a vehicular connection between a new residential project south of Grubbs Ditch and the adjacent, undeveloped commercial parcel to the north.
The commission voted 8-0 to grant the waiver for PC2024-081 after staff and the developer negotiated five conditions, including: narrowing a blanket easement to allow commercial development, showing buildable area on a survey, requiring two pedestrian connections (with the residential developer to construct at least one), requiring the residential developer to construct a trail tying to the pedestrian bridge toward County Line Road and 5 Points Road with Greenwood staff approval of specifics, and making the residential developer or current owner responsible for maintaining the specified open space until an…
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