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Developer proposes Stone Mill–style luxury lots on Brown property; planners flag density and street-width issues
Summary
Wayland Custom Homes proposed a planned residential development for two combined parcels at the end of West Avenue, offering large lots and luxury homes. Staff and commissioners discussed zoning, density calculations, stormwater design and a new fire code that may require wider streets.
A developer representing Wayland Custom Homes asked the Wildwood Planning and Zoning Development Review Committee on March 6 to consider a planned residential development (PRD) for two parcels at the terminus of West Avenue that would replicate the nearby Stone Mill subdivision with large lots and side-entry garages.
The petitioner, Mike Whelan, said the project would include lots “in the 14 to $15,000 square foot range” with homes priced roughly “a million 5 to 2 and a half million” dollars. Whelan told the committee he would seek flexibility in lot layout to save trees and that his civil engineer, Mike Vanderheide, was available to address technical questions.
Planning staff…
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