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Greenwood Plan Commission grants continuance for Center Road rezoning to Dec. 9
Summary
A petitioner asked the Greenwood Plan Commission to continue the public hearing on PC-2024-060 (Center Road zone map change) to Dec. 9 to finalize a planned unit development amendment and because the developer's representative recently left the company; the commission approved the continuance.
The Greenwood Plan Commission on Monday agreed to continue the public hearing on PC 2024-060, a Center Road zone map change, to its Dec. 9 meeting after the petitioner said it needed more time to finalize a planned unit development amendment.
Brian Tewey, representing the petitioner, told commissioners the applicant had been working "diligently with planning staff here in Greenwood" to revise a planned unit development approved in 2023. He said the amendment would remove rental homes from the plan and replace them with for-sale homes and townhomes. "We think we're very close, but we are certainly will be finished and have a mutually agreed upon document to present to you by December 9th," Tewey said.
Tewey also said the petitioner needs extra time because the person handling the project for the developer, Tony Vigado, recently left Lennar and the developer's team needed time to get back up to speed. Commissioners asked a clarifying question about acreage; Tewey said the site had a slight increase, "about 10 acres," mainly to allow a connection to the Honey Creek development to the south and to add common and drainage areas.
Commission staff told the commission the petitioner had been working with planning and stormwater staff on the revisions and that the changes related to the PUD amendment and drainage were being finalized. The commission made and seconded a motion to continue the hearing and then voted to move PC 2024-060 to the Dec. 9 agenda.
The continuance does not represent a decision on the merits of the rezoning or the planned unit development amendment; it postpones the public hearing so the petitioner and staff can present a mutually agreed final document at the next meeting.
