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Residents urge Planning Commission to block proposed nature path behind Morton Drive homes
Summary
Three Spring Hill residents told the Planning Commission a mapped neighborhood path would run as close as 7 feet from houses, reduce privacy, remove mature trees and create maintenance and safety problems; they presented a 40-signature petition asking the HOA or developer to remove the path from the recorded plat.
Three residents of the Copper Ridge neighborhood told the Spring Hill Planning Commission that a proposed nature path shown on the recorded plat would run immediately behind a row of homes and that they oppose installation.
Jerry Martin, a resident at 2109 Morton Drive, told the commission the path shown on subdivision documents runs "literally 7 feet from the edge of my house" and that he and neighbors had gathered a petition of about 40 signatures opposing the path. He said attempts to get information from the developer and the homeowners association had gone unanswered and that the mayor had advised him the commission was the body to which a…
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