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Board approves 'Tierra Pintala' subdivision; developers to use transfer‑of‑development‑rights and set aside affordable lots
Summary
The BCC approved preliminary plats for 138‑lot Tierra Pintala (Doctor Horton) on about 32 acres in the Mixed‑Use district, using transfer‑of‑development‑rights (TDRs) to reach the proposed density and reserving 11 affordable homes in phase 1.
The Board approved preliminary plat (phases 1 and 2) and the phase‑1 final plat for Tierra Pintala (filed by Doctor Horton / NN Land Solutions) on Jan. 28. The mixed‑use project covers 32.143 acres off New Mexico 14 and will be built in two phases totaling 138 residential lots and roughly 1.5 acres of nonresidential land. The applicant will use transfer‑of‑development‑rights (TDRs) to exceed the base district density and to reduce the nonresidential requirement to 5 percent.
The developer told the commission the project will provide 11 affordable lots in phase 1 (and 10 in phase 2) to be sold to income‑qualified buyers under the…
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