Residents oppose request to cut required access points for 47-unit Evans Mill-area development
Developers asked to reduce the city's required access points from four to three for a proposed 47-unit residential project near Hunters Hill and Bramblewood. Residents told planners the change would worsen traffic and emergency access; the developer plans to appeal to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
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A developer seeking a variance to reduce the city's required number of access points for a proposed 47-unit residential development faced sustained opposition from nearby Hunters Hill and Bramblewood residents at Stonecrest's Community Planning Information Meeting on Oct. 9.
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