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Council planners advance final plat for 54-unit Eola Preserve townhome subdivision
Summary
Staff presented the final plat and plan for Eola Preserve, a 22-acre, 54-unit townhome development at 620 North Eola Road; the project includes stormwater detention, wetland open space, added turn lanes and increased landscaping (22 canopy-tree equivalents) in lieu of a fence.
Planning staff presented the final plat and final plan for the Eola Preserve subdivision (620 North Eola Road), a 22-acre development converting the former radio-station site into 54 townhome units across 13 buildings.
Planner Steven Bravo said the final plan is in substantial conformance with the preliminary plat approved in late 2024. The petitioner agreed to transportation improvements including a left/right turn lane and access modifications to aid traffic flow, and to additional landscape buffering: 22 canopy-tree equivalents (CTEs) instead of the 11 CTEs that would otherwise be required under standard buffer rules. Staff emphasized added setbacks and landscaping were negotiated to address neighboring Waterstone residents’ concerns; petitioners’ counsel confirmed residents preferred landscaping over an 8-foot fence.
The committee had no substantive objections and moved the final plat and plan forward with a unanimous committee vote.
