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Planning commission continues Harvard Club Phase 4 PIP after staff requests more review
Summary
The Delavan Planning Commission heard a PIP for Harvard Club at Lakeland (Phase 4) covering 37 single-family lots, emergency egress, archaeological monitoring and golf-course redesign and voted to continue the public hearing to Sept. 2 to allow staff to review supplemental material on trees, environmental corridor overlays and lighting.
The Delavan Planning Commission on July 7 continued a public hearing on the precise implementation plan (PIP) for Harvard Club at Lakeland LLC (Phase 4), giving staff time to review additional materials submitted by the applicant.
City staff opened the hearing and recommended approval with conditions, listing requirements that remain: final engineering review, confirmation of minimum building separation, a pedestrian/vehicular emergency access, and archaeological monitoring unless the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) issues a waiver. "This PIP does include that, in the form of a 10 foot ladder pedestrian path that would be drivable in case of an emergency," staff told the commission.
Developer Rick, representing the applicant, described the residential component as 37 single-family lots across 16.3 acres. He…
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