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Middleton commission backs DA changes for Quarry East but requires extra stormwater and maintenance safeguards
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of M3 Woodland’s development-agreement modification for the Quarry East (Corey East) subdivision, approving most requested changes but conditioning approval on additional stormwater pretreatment and developer responsibility for private-street maintenance; commissioners also removed proposed sewer-fee credit language.
The Middleton Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday recommended that city council approve a series of changes to the development agreement for the Quarry East (Corey East) subdivision proposed by M3 Woodland, while attaching conditions on stormwater treatment and private-street responsibility.
Planner Roberta opened the public hearing and listed about a dozen requested modifications, including updates to the concept plan, deletion of a previously planned cluster-house product, changes to bonding rules for landscaping and irrigation, pretreatment for stormwater using sand-and-grease traps, and revisions to transportation and utility language. Developer Mark Tate told the commission the changes will help move construction forward and keep the project financially viable.
Commissioners and staff agreed to several requests and clarified limits. The commission accepted updating the concept plan to match construction drawings and removing cluster-pack homes without changing…
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