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Commission approves HPR plan for 206 and 210 Ross Avenue to create four single‑family units
Summary
The planning commission approved a final master development plan establishing a horizontal property regime for two R‑6 lots at 206 and 210 Ross Avenue to allow four single‑family detached units on 0.48 acres, with 11 staff conditions.
The Gallatin Municipal Planning Commission unanimously approved a final master development plan and horizontal property regime for 206 and 210 Ross Avenue, allowing four single‑family detached residential units on two lots totaling 0.48 acres in the R‑6 (high‑density residential) district.
Charlie Peery, staff planner, explained the application is similar to a previously approved project on the street and that the applicant requested an alternate architecture plan consistent with earlier approvals. Peery said staff recommended approval of Resolution 2025‑088 with 11 conditions; he noted sidewalk corrections and that while the architecture did not fully meet the 70% brick/stone requirement, it matched neighborhood character.
A representative for the applicant said the project had addressed staff comments. Commissioners voted to approve the plan with 11 staff conditions.
Why it matters: the approval implements a small infill project using an HPR to create four separate ownership units on lots under R‑6 zoning, adding housing to a built neighborhood under conditions intended to align design with surrounding homes.
Details: the proposal covers 0.48 acres and includes four single‑family detached units under a horizontal property regime; staff conditions address sidewalk alignment and architectural compatibility.
