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Planning commission recommends setback reductions for Cornerstone PUD Parcel 14
Summary
The commission recommended approval of an amendment to the Cornerstone PUD to reduce rear- and side-yard setbacks for duplexes on Parcel 14 in the Stonecrest area; staff reported no resident opposition and found utilities and streets can be extended.
The Andover Planning Commission voted to recommend that the governing body approve an amendment to the Cornerstone planned-unit development to change setback requirements for Parcel 14, the area of duplexes on Savona Street in the Stonecrest subdivision.
Les (the city zoning administrator) presented the staff report saying the request mirrors an earlier amendment on the east side of the development and would reduce rear-yard and side-yard minimums for the western duplexes to match the eastern units. The staff report said public water, sewer and streets are available adjacent to the property and can be extended and that no resident objections had been received.
Phil Myers of Baughman Company (the applicant’s representative) told the commission the applicant had addressed comments from earlier subdivision review and that staff concerns had been resolved. There were no members of the public to speak on the case. After the commission read and discussed the 14 findings of fact required for zoning amendments, Commissioner Gary Israel moved to recommend approval of case Z‑PUD25‑0001; Dave Foley seconded. The commission voted in favor and the case will be forwarded to the governing body with the Planning Commission’s written findings for consideration at the governing body meeting on March 11, 2025.
The record notes the opportunity to file protest petitions with the city clerk through March 4, 2025, and sets the usual notification and challenge procedures for zoning changes.
