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Greenwood panel extends Redwood Apartments Phase 2 approvals
Summary
The Advisory Planning Commission granted two separate extensions for Redwood Apartments Phase 2: a site-plan approval extension to March 22, 2027, and a primary-plat approval extension to July 6, 2027; both motions carried unanimously.
The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission voted Feb. 24 to extend approvals for Redwood Apartments Phase 2 after petitioners told the commission they are not yet ready to develop the next phase.
The first motion addressed petition PC2022-029, a commercial site-plan approval for Redwood Apartments Phase 2. Josh Kravler of American StructurePoint, participating by Zoom, told the commission the developer is not currently positioned to build phase two and requested the maximum two-year extension. Staff reported no objection to the extension. Commissioner Walker moved to grant the extension through March 22, 2027, subject to addressing staff comments before release; Commissioner Lacey seconded. The motion carried 9-0.
A separate motion covered the primary plat approval, recorded as PC2022-062. Greg Thurman of Redwood and Josh Kravler again asked for additional time. The commission approved a primary-plat extension to July 6, 2027, subject to technical-review conditions; Commissioner Stambaugh moved, and Commissioner King seconded. The motion carried 9-0.
Why it matters: The extensions keep the development approvals active while preventing expiration of site-plan and plat approvals. Staff conditions require petitioners to address outstanding technical-review comments before final releases.
Quotes and details Josh Kravler (American StructurePoint) said: "We're requesting the extension; we're not in a position to develop the phase 2 of this yet, but we expect to be in the next year." (Josh Kravler).
Both extensions were approved with identical conditions that staff comments be addressed before final release. Each vote was unanimous, recorded as 9-0.
Ending The commission’s approvals maintain the developer’s current approvals through the new expiration dates while reserving staff oversight to ensure technical comments are addressed prior to issuance of permits or final releases.
