Planning commission approves Stonehill at Iron Horse Ranch Phase 2 final plat; forwards to City Council

The Edmond Planning Commission approved the final plat for Stonehill at Iron Horse Ranch Phase 2 (case PR23013) and voted to forward the item to the City Council meeting on Sept. 9 for further action.

The planner presenting the case, introduced by the chair as Mr. Bridal, said the “key finding is that the final plat conforms with the preliminary plat.” He told commissioners the preliminary plan included 98 lots on about 49.5 acres and noted the eastern portion of the site is identified for tree preservation. The project will take access from an existing intersection on Coffee Creek Road and will connect through Phase 1 of the development.

A commissioner asked whether the PUD requirement for a stone or masonry fence 6 to 8 feet tall along section-line roads would be constructed; the record shows the applicant affirmed that the fence requirement will be built as part of the development. The transcript also records the name Christian Hagen in the context of an introduction for the applicant and an address line in the record.

After brief questions and no substantive objections from commissioners, a motion to approve the final plat was made and seconded. The chair announced the agenda item approved and stated it will be considered by City Council on Sept. 9. No vote tally by name was recorded in the transcript.

The commission’s approval preserves the planner’s finding that the final plat conforms to the previously approved preliminary plat and advances the subdivision to the council for final action.