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Council approves 'Victory at Red Oak' multifamily development and preliminary plat
Summary
Council unanimously approved Ordinance 26-006 and the preliminary plat for 'Victory at Red Oak', a 26.7-acre multifamily development that will include up to ~350 units, masonry street-facing façades, and a living screen wall of evergreen hollies to screen adjacent single-family homes; developer Wolf Company described security and amenity plans.
The council voted 5–0 to approve Ordinance 26-006 and the associated preliminary plat for Victory at Red Oak, a proposed 26.695-acre multifamily development at the northwest corner of Willow Road and Grand Meadows Boulevard.
Brett Foster with Wolf Company described the project as a mixed-use master plan component limited to multifamily in this submittal. He said civil work during due diligence removed the need for on-site detention ponds, which allowed space for an expanded dog park and potential additional parking without increasing density. The developer said they will use the Nellie Stevens holly in a 'tree form' (25-foot mature height) as a living screen wall between the multifamily and single-family properties and will provide masonry facades on the Avila/Grand Meadows frontage.
Council closed the public hearing and approved the ordinance and preliminary plat; staff noted landscaping, masonry options and maintenance responsibilities will be enforced through ordinance exhibits and the plat/permit process.
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