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Planning commission backs rezoning for 96-acre ‘Schwartz Farm’ development, 6-0
Summary
The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend rezoning roughly 96 acres at Stones Crossing and Honey Creek Road for a 280-unit residential development by J. Craig Allen and Associates with Fisher Homes; staff recommended approval with seven commitments after neighbors raised density and buffering concerns.
The Greenwood Advisory Planning Commission voted unanimously (6-0) on Feb. 9 to recommend that the Greenwood Common Council approve a zone map change to rezone about 96.09 acres at the southeast corner of Stones Crossing Road and Honey Creek Road. John Cunningham, representing J. Craig Allen and Associates, presented a plan calling for roughly 280 housing units (about 2.9 units per acre), roughly 12–12.4 acres of green space, and a mix of five product types to be built with partner Fisher Homes.
The commission’s action followed a public hearing at which two nearby property owners urged caution. “My concern is maybe the density of this property,” said Michael Dean Heisen, a long-time adjacent property owner who described…
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