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Lakewood residents urge zoning commission to block 'Villas Indian Trace' PUD; trustees say case goes to zoning first
Summary
More than a dozen Lakewood-area residents urged Fairfield Township's zoning commission and trustees on Nov. 12 to reject or delay a proposed rezoning to the "Villas Indian Trace" planned-unit development, citing traffic, sewer backups and incompatibility with existing R-1 lot sizes.
More than a dozen residents of the Lakewood subdivision and nearby streets used the Nov. 12 Fairfield Township Board of Trustees public comment period to press elected officials to stop a proposed rezoning to a residential planned-unit development known in filings as the "Villas Indian Trace" project.
Joshua Berger, who signed in first, told trustees the preliminary PUD plan (filed Oct. 20) "falls short of upholding the principles and standards outlined in our Fairfield Township plan," and asked that the zoning commission perform a detailed study of compatibility, traffic impact and community character before forwarding a recommendation. Gerald Peters said heavy rain earlier this year showed "our Butler County…
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