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Planning Commission continues Coyote Ridge PUD to Aug. 19 after public comment and commission questions
Summary
The Planning Commission continued consideration of the Coyote Ridge PUD — a proposed rezoning for 112 acres to allow up to 237 dwelling units — to Aug. 19 after hearing staff and applicant presentations and public comment.
The Planning Commission continued consideration of the Coyote Ridge Planned Unit Development (PUD 20242058), a rezoning application for about 112 acres at the northeast corner of County Road 13 and County Road 178, to a date certain: Aug. 19 at 7 p.m.
Staff summarized the proposal: a residential PUD with up to 237 dwelling units across six planning areas, approximately 48 acres of open space (roughly 43% of the site), a central park and detention, private roads to be constructed to county standards (proposed Type 3, 50‑foot right‑of‑way), and water and sewer service provided by the adjacent Spring Valley Metro District. Staff described the PUD exhibit as the recorded document that would set allowable uses and design standards and noted that a preliminary and final plat process would still be required if the rezoning is approved.
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