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Planning commission recommends PUD rezoning for Heritage Fields with conditions after resident concerns about traffic and river migration
Summary
After extended public comment about traffic, flooding and open space, the commission recommended approval of a PUD rezoning for roughly 35.42 acres at Heritage Fields Drive and Nelson Ranch Road, attaching conditions on amenities timing and choosing a street-access option intended to reduce traffic through a single residential street.
The Washington City Planning Commission on May 7 recommended approval of Z-25-08, a request to rezone about 35.42 acres near Heritage Fields Drive and Nelson Ranch Road from AG-20 to Open Space and PUDR with a revised development plan. The item was continued from an April meeting; the applicant submitted revisions that reduced lot count, increased setbacks and relocated erosion protection and a proposed river-bank protection line.
Staff said the revised plan reduces the unit count by four to 87 lots overall and increases the aggregate side-yard setback to a minimum of 15 feet (a 5-foot minimum on any single side). The applicant added a second potential access location (option 2) on Nelson Ranch Road after…
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