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Planning commission approves preliminary plat for Serenity Cove; pipeline easement raises questions about one lot
Summary
Madison County planning commissioners approved the preliminary plat for the Serenity Cove subdivision (Adams Swan), a 43.02-acre development reduced to 31 lots, while staff and the applicant flagged a gas pipeline easement that will affect at least one lot and require coordination with the pipeline company.
Madison County Planning and Zoning Commissioners on an undisclosed date approved the preliminary plat for Serenity Cove, a proposed residential subdivision on 43.02 acres presented by applicant Adam Swan.
The approval clears a preliminary-planning step for what was rezoned last January to R-3 for a retirement-community development originally described as 36 lots but now shown on the preliminary plat as 31 lots. Commissioners and staff reviewed a checklist of conditions established at rezoning and found the submitted preliminary plat and stormwater concept met county requirements.
The matter matters because the plat contains several developer and public-safety conditions set at rezoning: a 1,600-square-foot minimum house size; exterior materials limited to brick, stone, cement, wood siding or board-and-batten and architectural shingles; all homes to have attached, enclosed garages; exterior and interior doors to meet ADA wheelchair…
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