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Baldwin County planning commission tables 377‑lot Cambridge subdivision after residents raise flooding, traffic and school capacity concerns
Summary
Facing sustained public opposition about flooding, roads and school capacity, the Baldwin County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to table a plan for a 377‑lot Cambridge planned residential development (PRD25‑01) until its May meeting to allow the developer to revise the plan.
The Baldwin County Planning and Zoning Commission on March 6 voted to table action on PRD25‑01, the Cambridge Subdivision, a proposed site‑planned residential development of 377 lots, after more than two hours of staff presentations, developer comments and public testimony raising concerns about flooding, traffic and local school capacity.
Staff planner Selena Rhodes told the commission the proposal covers multiple parcels in Planning District 12 near the intersection of County Road 54 and County Road 55 and would be developed in four phases. Rhodes said the developer provided two wetland delineations and a Clean Water Act permit application, and staff recommended approval with conditions.
Developer Duane Smith of Anchor Engineering said the project’s composite density is…
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