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Gallatin approves minor amendment to Windsong plan, reduces paved apron and adds trail signage
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a minor amendment to the Windsong Phases 2A/2F master plan that shortens a proposed trail and replaces a 20-foot paved transition with a 5-foot apron plus trail wayfinding signage; the developer and commissioners discussed ADA limits, maintenance and surfacing choices. The applicant and HOA will coordinate maintenance and signage.
The Gallatin City Planning Commission on Oct. 27 approved a minor amendment to the Windsong residential master development plans that modifies trail surfacing and required transitions. Staff planner Brad Hickman presented the change to the trail alignment and surfaces for about 95.2 acres in the Windsong development; planning staff had asked for a 20-foot paved transition from sidewalk to natural surface trail to prevent mulch tracking onto the city sidewalk.
Developer Michael Natale of Natale Communities told commissioners that fully paving the trail had not been contemplated and…
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