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Pataskala planners review Heritage Town Center concept; raise traffic, pedestrian and service concerns
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission discussed a concept plan from Miranda Homes for the Heritage Town Center site (subarea E) proposing 40 fee‑simple, 0‑lot‑line for‑sale units; commissioners flagged traffic access, pedestrian design, trash‑truck turnarounds, parking and buffering as issues to address before a formal application.
Pataskala Planning and Zoning Commission members on March 5 heard a concept plan from Miranda Homes for the Heritage Town Center site in subarea E proposing 40 for‑sale, fee‑simple, 0‑lot‑line units served by a private road and homeowners association.
The plan, presented by Connie, the applicant representative for Miranda Homes, would convert land currently zoned for retail commercial uses into primarily residential development and is drawn to roughly 9.2 units per acre. Connie told the commission, “This is a for sale type project where they will build the units. There will there will not be condos. They will actually be fee simple lots with 0 lot line with an HOA.” The submission was presented as a concept review; no formal application or vote was taken.
Commissioners and members of the public focused on circulation and service concerns…
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