Willard work session reviews developer’s MPZ-style plan, flags utility and annexation issues
Willard officials and developers discussed a proposed 46.8±-acre subdivision with 61 single-family lots that planners say resembles a Master Plan Community zone but lacks the 20% open-space dedication; debate focused on whether Perry or Willard would own utilities, address rules that could force Perry addresses, and sewer/engineering constraints.
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Willard planners and elected officials met in a March 13 work session to review a developer’s concept plan and draft development agreement for roughly 46.8 acres that would yield about 61 single-family lots.
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