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Wildwood PUD update: developers report continued buildout and large open‑space surplus

2248583 · February 7, 2025
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Summary

Wildwood developers reported progress on buildout, permitting and open‑space provision: 1,809 certificates of occupancy to date, 44 building permits since the last update, and a large open‑space surplus compared with PUD requirements; the project team also described ongoing infrastructure and a proposed retirement village submittal.

Wildwood Residential provided the Planning Commission with its semi‑annual PUD update on Jan. 28, reporting continued residential buildout, active construction permits and an open‑space surplus compared with the PUD requirement.

Sean Day, development manager for Wildwood Residential/Cabow LLC, presented the activity report: to date the development has 1,809 certificates of occupancy issued, 1,934 existing units counted in the overall program and 1,983 remaining units in the approved maximum yield. Since the last PUD update the developer reported 44 new building permits and 54 new certificates of occupancy, and the Woodland Park and the retirement‑village project (submitted for 201 units) were identified as projects in progress.

Day provided an open‑space tabulation showing Wildwood has provided substantially more open space than required by the PUD: total required open space is 444.92 acres while Wildwood has provided 678.24 acres to date (an excess of about 465.99 acres). Developed open space provided exceeds requirements by roughly 74.18 acres based on the current unit count.

The developer and commission discussed circulation and Route 4/235 corridor traffic; commission members urged continued attention to access and roadway capacity as the project proceeds. Staff and the developer noted Wildwood remains broadly in compliance with PUD conditions and will continue semi‑annual reporting as required.