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Council advances Glen Parkway rezoning for new PUD to third reading
Summary
Council advanced a rezoning request by TNR Glen Parkway, LLC for roughly 84.3 acres to a residential planned unit development to a third reading; staff recommended approval with conditions including lot widths, density limits and coordination with county on access points.
Delaware City Council on Aug. 25 advanced a rezoning request by TNR Glen Parkway, LLC for about 84.312 acres between Glen Parkway and Brown Miller Road to a third reading after staff recommended approval with conditions.
Planning staff reported the site falls within Sub Area 1 of the Southeast Focus Area plan and that the request would allow a mix of suburban residential, suburban mixed residential and traditional small-block development types. Staff said net density would be capped at 5 dwelling units per acre and that lots abutting existing Bridal Estates would be required to match existing lot widths (70 feet) or include buffers.
Staff noted access would include extending Silverbrook Lane and connections to Glen Parkway and Brown Miller Road, with final access geometry to be determined during the traffic impact study and development-plan review. The city engineer is evaluating a city easement along the north side of the site and staff said the applicant will work with the city to determine permissible uses within that easement.
Developer representative R.J. Sabatino said he was present to answer questions. No public comment was offered at the hearing. Council took the item to a third reading to allow planning and engineering details to be finalized with the applicant and county engineers.
Ending: The rezoning will return for a third reading with finalized access, easement and development-plan conditions.
