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Planning commission postpones Canton Oaks PDD pending traffic-engineering review
Summary
The Canton Township Planning Commission postponed action on a proposed 280-unit planned development district (PDD) called Canton Oaks that would include homes reserved for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, citing outstanding traffic-impact review.
The Canton Township Planning Commission on Aug. 4 voted unanimously to postpone action on a preliminary planned development district (PDD) application for Canton Oaks, a proposed multifamily neighborhood on the west side of Lotts Road between Ford and Cherry Hill.
Planning division staff and the project sponsor said the proposal would build 280 multifamily units on a 24.7-acre parcel and include a community building and a mix of units reserved for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) alongside market-rate units. Patrick (Planning Division staff) said the application meets most zoning dimensional standards but recommended postponement so the township’s traffic engineering consultant can complete review of the updated traffic-impact study.
The postponement matters because Canton Oaks sits near…
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