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Commission debates timing and triggers for June Lake collector road, plats and amenities; staff calls for clearer CO triggers and construction coordination
Summary
Planning staff and developers discussed timing for a new June Lake collector road, conditions tying certificates of occupancy to road completion, parking shortfalls for a proposed 141-lot plat, and when amenity-area improvements should require Planning Commission review.
City staff and developers discussed multiple interrelated applications for the June Lake Planned Zoning District, centering on a proposed three-lane June Lake Collector Road and the associated preliminary plats and site plans for Phase 1 (Windfall) and a 141-lot residential preliminary plat.
Staff said the collector road is critical for providing two-access fire-code compliance and prudent circulation for June Lake South, and asked the Planning Commission for direction on when the road’s construction should be completed relative to individual building permits and certificates of occupancy. The developer (CSDG / Casey Leroy) proposed tying completion of the collector road to issuance of the first 30 certificates of occupancy for Phase 1, referencing the fire-code limit of 30 lots per single access.
“Back to the building permits not issued at the Collector Road, until the Collector Road is…
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