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Commission backs Stillwater Estates master‑plan changes, including conversion of cabins to RV sites and added storage with new buffering conditions
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a master‑plan modification for Stillwater Estates to replace 55 proposed cabins with 213 RV pads (a net increase of 158 units), add a second clubhouse and a 0.9‑acre RV/boat storage area, with conditions on buffers, park‑model limits and temporary occupancy/storage rules.
The Planning and Development Commission voted 5–2 on Feb. 19 to recommend approval of a modification to the Stillwater Estates master plan that would remove 55 cabins in a northerly phase and replace them with up to 213 recreational‑vehicle sites, add an outdoor RV/boat storage area and a second clubhouse.
Applicant Paul Furman said the change responds to market demand and noted the resort’s amenities and infrastructure already constructed in Phase 1. Furman described the proposal as an increase of 213 RV spaces (a net gain of 158 units after deleting cabins) and said Phase 1 provided the infrastructure (central water and sewer) to support additional phases. Developer Keith Ponikos said the project preserves large portions of the property as wetlands and upland…
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