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Council moves PUD amendment for Mission Point to second reading after public hearing
Summary
At a Nov. 24 public hearing the Beavercreek City Council heard an applicant and staff on a proposed amendment to PUD 06‑06 that would raise a portion of Mission Point from 3 to 6 dwelling units per acre; the council moved Ordinance 25‑25 to second reading and directed further review at site‑plan stage.
Todd Foley, principal with POD Design, told the Beavercreek City Council on Nov. 24 that his client seeks an amendment to PUD 06‑06 to increase maximum residential density on a roughly 31‑acre portion of the Mission Point development from three dwelling units per acre to six. "The increase in density will allow this project to end up somewhere in the vicinity of 150 to 160 dwelling units," Foley said during the applicant presentation, noting the team plans to extend Mission Point Boulevard and preserve an on‑site stream.
City planner Mr. Burket reviewed the zoning history and maps, saying staff and the planning commission recommended the…
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