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Beavercreek approves 84-unit Lillian Lane development, with conditions on hours, sidewalks and impact fees
Summary
City council approved the specific site plan for PUD 22-4, clearing the way for an 84-unit residential community on Lillian Lane while imposing conditions on construction hours, landscaping, sidewalks and impact fees.
Beavercreek City Council on Feb. 10 approved a specific site plan for PUD 22-4, permitting construction of an 84-unit residential development and a community center on parcels at 2705 and 2735 Lillian Lane.
The council’s action covers a project filed by DHC Partners LLC and presented by David Marshall of KBJW. The proposal calls for a mix of townhomes and single-story “patio homes” on roughly 13.93 acres, with pedestrian sidewalks along Lillian Lane, two vehicular access points, stormwater detention, landscaped buffers and an on-site clubhouse. Staff said the proposal would result in about 4.6 dwelling units per acre and conforms to the PUD rezoning approved in 2023, which allowed up to six dwelling units per acre.
The project team described exterior materials as brick, stone, hardiplank siding and metal-roof accents, and said the development is targeted to downsizing buyers who want…
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