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Planning commission backs Maple Heights PUD changes on unit types, garages and ADU rules
Summary
The commission recommended approval Feb. 10 of a Maple Heights planned unit development amendment that splits Parcel B into B1/B2, allows a limited number of single‑family units without garages, reduces garage requirements in one parcel, and removes an owner‑occupancy requirement for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in defined areas.
The Norwalk City Planning and Zoning Commission on Feb. 10 recommended approval of an amendment to the Maple Heights PUD that changes residential parcel boundaries, adjusts garage requirements, and alters rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs).
Luke, a city planning staff member, explained the amendment splits the existing Parcel B into B1 and B2. B1 would include alley‑loaded single‑family ‘‘villa’’ units and some townhome‑style products; B2 would permit more traditional townhomes with alley access and units fronting common open space. Parcel…
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