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Commission hears amendment to Tuscany PUD to create smaller single‑family lots; staff supports amendment
Summary
A proposed subdivision amendment in the Tuscany Planned Unit Development would split Parcel 2 into 2a and 2b with smaller lot sizes for part of the parcel; staff said infrastructure is in place and supported the change.
The planning commission on June 3 heard an application (case ZPUD25‑0006) to amend the Tuscany Planned Unit Development by subdividing Parcel 2 into Parcels 2a and 2b and allowing somewhat smaller lot widths and sizes on Parcel 2b while retaining single‑family residential use.
City staff said existing water, sewer and streets are in place and that the amendment mainly reconfigures lot lines around existing improvements. Will Clevenger of Garver represented the applicant and said streets and reserves remain as designed and that the proposal would be consistent with the neighborhood’s single‑family character. Staff noted the amendment would permit the developer to proceed with a fifth phase of construction that is pending this amendment.
Staff’s review under the commission’s 14‑factor test found the property suitable for the proposed zoning, consistent with the comprehensive plan’s traditional neighborhood place type, and unlikely to cause substantial new impacts beyond construction‑period increases in noise and traffic. Staff recommended approval and the commission began deliberation on the findings; at the close of the transcript excerpt the commission had not yet recorded a final motion or vote on this item in the provided record.
If the commission forwards a recommendation, the case will be scheduled for governing body consideration on June 10, 2025, and the record will include mailed notices and published hearing notices as described in staff comments.
