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Commission recommends approval of Bronson Peak Phase 2B plat creating 60 single‑family lots
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a plat to subdivide roughly 19.5 acres in the Bronson Peak development into 60 single‑family lots and open space tracks; staff said the plat conforms to the previously approved Ridge PD master plan and DRC and staff recommended approval.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 14 recommended approval of the plat for Bronson Peak Phase 2B, a subdivision that will create 60 single‑family residential lots and associated open space tracks on approximately 19.5 acres north of Boy Scout Road.
Jean Sanchez of the Planning and Zoning Division told the commission the plat is consistent with the Ridge major development plan approved by City Council on Oct. 13, 2021, and consistent with the Ridge PD construction site plan approved by the Development Review Committee on June 16, 2022. Sanchez said the applicant submitted the plat so the developer can legally create and sell the lots; the DRC recommended approval.
Commissioner Ryan asked whether the lots were townhouses or detached single‑family units; Sanchez said these are detached single‑family lots and that smaller lots in this phase are bungalows, not attached townhouses. Ryan also asked about street parking and setbacks; staff noted the plat itself creates subdivisions and easements and that setbacks and detailed site design matters were addressed previously when the PD and site plans were approved.
Commissioner Mott moved to recommend approval of the plat; Commissioner Dooney seconded the motion and the commission voted to approve the recommendation.
Why it matters: Approval of the plat clears the legal subdivision steps needed for the developer to sell lots and proceed with building permits under the previously approved master plan; it is a required administrative step to implement the Ridge PD approvals.
Details: The plat follows pre‑existing PD standards and does not itself alter setbacks or site design; staff offered to provide detailed setback information to any commissioner who requested it as a follow‑up.
