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River Bend subdivision approved after extended debate over Jenkins Lane width, sidewalks and masonry
Summary
Commissioners approved the River Bend preliminary master development plan after detailed discussion about whether Jenkins Lane should be built as a 26-foot paved section (to ease future curb-and-gutter installation) or a standard 24-foot section, and about timing for south-side sidewalks and masonry requirements.
The Gallatin Planning Commission approved the amended preliminary master development plan for River Bend (16.57 acres; 146 townhomes) on Nov. 17 after lengthy discussion about road design, sidewalks and building materials.
Engineer and planning staff stressed constructability concerns for Jenkins Lane, recommending a 26-foot paved section in areas without curb and gutter so future curb-and-gutter installations can be added without extensive saw cutting. An engineering representative explained that a 26-foot section provides a paved shoulder and additional compacted…
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