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Kuna council approves Newbury Place preliminary plat amid traffic and well concerns
Summary
The Kuna City Council approved a preliminary plat for the 18.6-acre Newbury Place subdivision (95 lots) after public testimony raised traffic, driveway access and private well concerns; council and staff said ACHD and developers will handle arterial and mid-mile improvements, and approval was granted with staff conditions.
The Kuna City Council voted to approve a preliminary plat for the Newbury Place subdivision, a planned 18.6-acre development that will be subdivided into 95 residential lots and 22 common lots near South 10 Mile Road and West Lake Hazel Road. The council approved the application by voice vote after staff and the applicant described site plans and conditions in the staff packet.
Marina Lundy, a planner with the city’s development services department, summarized the request and noted the project reduces a previously approved pre-plat from 98 residential lots to 95 and is subject to the recommended conditions in the staff report. The applicant’s engineer said the average lot size is about 4,133 square feet (roughly 5.1 units per acre) and that the project provides about 22.6% green space compared with a…
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