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Commission approves Madison Meadows final plan after developer trims project to 145 townhomes
Summary
The Plain Planning & Zoning Commission approved the Madison Meadows final development plan (TUN 24-6/PD54 F6) after the applicant reduced the multifamily portion from 208 units to 145 townhomes; commissioners discussed privacy, parking and the municipality's inability under State of Ohio law to cap rentals.
The Plain Planning & Zoning Commission voted to approve the final development plan for Madison Meadows (TUN 24-6/PD54 F6) after the applicant reduced the previously approved multifamily portion from 208 units to 145 townhome units. The applicant, Gary Smith of G2 Planning, presented the plan at the commission's meeting and responded to questions about design, parking and ownership.
The plan is the last piece of the Madison Meadows development, Smith said, and now proposes strictly fee-simple townhomes rather than the originally zoned apartment product. "We have dropped down from 208 units to 145 units, and these are gonna be strictly townhomes," Smith said, describing a layout of roughly 28 buildings with internal two-car garages and multiple elevation treatments to avoid…
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