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Plan Commission backs Ryland Grove rezoning and preliminary plat for 548-home subdivision
Summary
The Madison Plan Commission unanimously recommended approval of zoning map amendments and the preliminary plat for Ryland Grove, a proposed subdivision on the city’s northeast side that would create roughly 548 dwelling units, new parkland and infrastructure phased over 10–15 years.
The Madison Plan Commission on July 7 unanimously recommended that the Common Council approve zoning map amendments and the preliminary plat for Ryland Grove, a proposed subdivision on the city’s northeast side that would rezone portions of a roughly 149.7-acre parcel and create single-family, missing-middle and townhouse lots.
The proposal would rezone portions of property addressed as 6004 Commercial Avenue and 604–902 Reiner Road to TR‑P (Traditional Residential Plan) and TR‑U1 (Traditional Residential Urban 1), and the preliminary plat would subdivide the property to create about 488 single-family attached and detached residences, 60 townhouse units and four outlots reserved for future development. The project also includes an approximately 5.9-acre public park and a 1.1-acre privately maintained park.
Planner Tim Parks, representing city planning staff, said the applicant revised the proposed park…
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