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Committee approves Harvest Point final plat and final plan for 59 single‑family homes
Summary
The Building, Zoning and Economic Development Committee unanimously approved two resolutions—25‑0511 (final plat) and 25‑0512 (final plan)—for the Harvest Point subdivision, clearing the way for 59 single‑family homes on roughly 21 acres; the petitioner estimated average sale price around $590,000 and a roughly three‑year build timeline.
The Building, Zoning and Economic Development Committee on June 25 unanimously approved two related resolutions to finalize the Harvest Point subdivision, authorizing a 59‑lot single‑family development on approximately 21 acres east of Redland Road and north of Butterfield (resolutions 25‑0511 and 25‑0512).
Jill Morgan, senior planner, summarized the project and said the final plan is consistent with the preliminary approvals and the recent rezoning from R1C to R2C with conservation/open‑space designations. Eric Prechtel of Rosanova & Whitaker, presenting for petitioner Pulte Home Company, said the community will feature 59 detached single‑family homes, multiple landscape buffers along Redland Road, three stormwater detention basins and one wetland basin, and two full access points aligned with neighboring subdivisions.
Pulte described home product and site details: plans will offer multiple floorplans and elevations; homes will be two‑story with basements; square‑footage was described in the presentation between about 2,300 and 3,800 square feet (transcript contains minor, repeated references differing by speaker). Standard garages are two‑car with an option for three‑car, and the homes will include conduit and electrical panel capacity to accommodate future EV charging and solar installation. Pulte also emphasized Energy Star and International Energy Code compliance as standard energy‑efficiency features.
Committee members asked about price and timing. The petitioner estimated an average sale price of about $590,000. The builder said they expect to break ground after closing and to begin vertical construction later this summer; staff and petitioner estimated buildout in roughly three years, although the transcript contains conflicting year references. On lot size, the petitioner said a standard lot is 7,000 square feet while the average lot in the plan is roughly 7,900 square feet.
Alderman Patty Smith made the motion to approve; Alderman Juan Garza seconded. The committee took voice votes on the final plat and the final plan; both motions carried unanimously (recorded as five in favor, none opposed). No public comments were recorded on the item.
The committee approved the staff‑recommended final plat and final plan; the items will proceed to the next steps in the city's final recording and permitting processes. The petitioner indicated readiness to proceed with property closing and construction sequencing following administrative steps.
