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Board approves second reading of Braywolf Subdivision rezoning to R2A; third reading set for July 14
Summary
The board approved on second reading a rezoning application for the Braywolf Subdivision, rezoning approximately 4.72 acres to R2A medium-density residential; staff said the planned development complies with the 2040 Land Use Plan and the development would generate about 2.54 dwelling units per acre.
On second reading the Board approved an ordinance to rezone about 4.72 acres along Bray Station Road from R1 and FAR to R2A medium-density residential for the Braywolf Subdivision. The ordinance passed on second reading; staff said the third and final reading will be on July 14.
Planner Nandita summarized the request: the property totals approximately 4.72 acres, currently partly zoned R1 (low-density residential) and FAR (forest agricultural residential), and is owned by Epiphany Church with an intended future owner noted. The applicant proposed converting 4.5 acres from R1 and 0.22 acres from FAR to R2A, which staff said would produce a density of about 2.54 dwelling units per acre, consistent with the town—s 2040 Land Use Plan density guidance of 2.5–3 units per acre for the suburb neighborhood place type.
Staff noted environmental constraints such as a stream and required buffers that could render portions of the property undevelopable, and said stormwater detention needs and right-of-way issues will be addressed during preliminary plat review. The planner also said the town has water and sewer capacity to serve a proposed 12-lot development and that the applicant provided a trip generation estimate of about 16 AM peak trips, 14 PM peak trips and roughly 143 daily trips.
During the public hearing no one from the audience addressed the board and a motion to approve ordinance "twenty-two 504" on second reading passed on roll call with unanimous recorded approval.
