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Commission approves Glen Crossing final plat for long‑term care site
Summary
The Planning Commission approved S25‑13, a final plat combining parcels and dedicating right‑of‑way for the Glen Crossing long‑term care facility (southwest corner of Glen Road and Mill Run Crossing). The plat follows the CPUD 25‑4 zoning and the development plan approved earlier in 2025.
The City of Delaware Planning Commission on Nov. 5 voted to approve S25‑13, a final subdivision plat submitted by Delaware Health Realty, LLC to combine the target parcel and a triangular sliver to create a single buildable lot for the Glen Crossing long‑term care facility and to dedicate right‑of‑way.
Staff summarized the history: CPUD 25‑4 was approved by City Council in March 2025 (Ordinance 25‑08) and the development plan was approved in June 2025 by Resolution 25‑37. The current plat request aligns the legal parcel configuration with the approved development plan and shows required easements, including stormwater easement(s) associated with a watercourse on the site. The presenter said the plat meets zoning and subdivision requirements for the CPUD 25‑4 district and recommended approval with the conditions listed in the staff packet.
A motion by Commissioner Nana, seconded by Commissioner Prowl, passed on a roll‑call vote; all members voted yes.
Staff noted that the plat is a straightforward step that enables the applicant to move toward construction permitting and that the applicant must satisfy the listed conditions prior to final recording.
What happens next: Once conditions are met, the applicant can record the plat, dedicate required right‑of‑way and pursue building permits for the approved long‑term care facility.
