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Planning Commission approves final plat for Aiden Woods Phase 4, 20 single‑family lots

2308164 · February 13, 2025
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Summary

The Fairview Planning Commission on Feb. 11 approved the final plat for Aiden Woods Phase 4, a 20.55‑acre addition that will create 20 single‑family lots, two open spaces and a new public right‑of‑way; vote was 7–0.

The Fairview Planning Commission approved the final plat for Aiden Woods Phase 4 on Feb. 11, a 20.55‑acre subdivision that will create 20 single‑family detached lots, two open spaces and a new 50‑foot public right‑of‑way connecting to Pine Street (vote: 7–0).

Staff told commissioners the phase is part of a larger Aiden Woods development that contains 51 single‑family detached lots overall and that the Phase 4 property was rezoned to R‑20 at the Board of Commissioners meeting on May 2, 2024. Planning staff said the phase contains no mapped flood hazard area and that proposed construction is located outside an existing pond and designated wetland at the northern portion of the site.

The staff recommendation said the final plat, resubmitted Jan. 23, 2025, is generally consistent with the master development plan and previously approved construction plans and therefore should be approved. Planning staff read the parcel identifiers and said the property is shown as Map 46F, Group E, Parcel 69 and that the current property owner is listed as A1 Home Builders.

A representative for the applicant, Louis Sloyne of T Square Engineering, told the commission he was available to answer questions and that the submittal is “generally in compliance with the previously submitted documents.” Commissioner King asked staff and engineering about a utility easement running along Croquette Road; commissioners and the applicant agreed to add a plat note clarifying that no structures will be placed within the sewer easement.

Commissioner Pape moved to approve; Mayor Anderson seconded. Miss Howe called the roll: the minutes record seven affirmative votes and no negatives, and the chair declared the motion carried.

The commission’s action was final for the planning body; the plat will be recorded and the developer may proceed with required utility and stormwater connections as described on the approved final plat.