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Hoover planning commission: continuances and multiple plat approvals, including Black Ridge surety requirement
Summary
At its Feb. 2 meeting the commission continued the Yates addition case, approved multiple final plats including Renn Park (Renn Park subdivision/Wren Park), Everly Phase 5B resurvey, Black Ridge South Phase 12 (contingent on $280,750 surety) and Kyle Forest Preserve resurvey, and approved a lot combination at Greystone Crest.
The Hoover Planning & Zoning Commission on Feb. 2 handled a range of procedural and final‑plat matters.
The commission continued S‑092536 (Yates Addition to Hoover at 232 Caliente Drive in Martinwood Estates) at the applicant’s request; planning staff had recommended continuance so outstanding comments could be addressed and would have recommended denial if no continuance were requested. The continuance was approved by motion and voice vote.
Several final plats were approved with staff conditions: S‑012603 (Greystone Crest lot combination at 1330 Greystone Crest) was approved contingent on adding a note prohibiting structures in easements and on submittal of the final signed mylar; S‑022604 (Renn Park final plat at 2194 Riverchase Parkway East) was approved contingent on recording revised covenants addressing access and parking and attorney approval; S‑022605 (Everly Phase 5B resurvey) and S‑022607 (Kyle Forest Preserve resurvey) received approval. S‑022606 (Black Ridge South Phase 12) was approved contingent on the applicant submitting surety in the amount of $280,750 for remaining improvements.
Representatives in the room included Brian Krogsgaard (Bagan Surveyors) for the Greystone lot combination, Garrett Prater (Gonzales Strength Associates) for Renn Park, and Bob Easley (Alabama Engineering) for several Everly and subdivision matters. Commissioners voted by motion and voice vote on these items; the meeting transcript records the motions and that "motion carries," but it does not include individual roll‑call vote tallies.
What’s next: the items continued will return at the next meeting (March 2 at 6:00 p.m. for those specifically noted), and staff will follow up to ensure recording of covenants, submission of surety, final mylars and required construction plans before plats will be recorded or final approvals issued.
