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Council declines to adopt Planning Commission's PDD recommendation for Warner Village subdivision
Summary
After a multi-hour public hearing and detailed presentations from the applicant and land planners, Clayton City Council voted 4-3 not to adopt the Planning Commission's recommendation to rezone 183.10 acres for the proposed Warner Village planned development with a 529-home preliminary plan.
Clayton City Council on Jan. 13 refused to adopt the Planning Commission's recommendation to rezone 183.1044 acres near Sweet Potato Ridge Road and North Main Street to a Planned Development District (PDD) and to approve a preliminary development plan for the Warner Village subdivision. The council vote on Ordinance 0012502 failed 4-3 after a lengthy presentation and public comment period.
Planning staff presented the application (case PC 24-4), saying the proposed PDD would allow a mixed residential subdivision that the applicant described as a conservation-oriented neighborhood with 529 homes, approximately 68 acres (about 47%) of open space, three access points to Sweet Potato Ridge Road, eight stormwater basins, and neighborhood parks. The developer indicated the subdivision would provide a mix of lot sizes and products, including a 100-unit build-to-rent component, and said water and sewer would be provided by the…
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