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Council approves Pebble Creek 6th final plat, clearing way for 108 single‑family lots
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Summary
The council approved a final plat for Pebble Creek 6th, a 56‑acre subdivision of 108 single‑family lots by Lennar, subject to three development conditions including a park site, development agreement, and water infrastructure transfer.
The Rochester City Council voted April 6 to approve a final plat by Lennar—Pebble Creek 6th—that subdivides 56 acres into 108 single‑family residential lots, subject to three conditions set by the development review committee.
Desmond McGill of Community Development presented the application, noting the phase is consistent with the previously approved major land subdivision and identified three conditions of approval: additional plat information about a 3.5‑acre parkland site and revised street names; execution of a development agreement, maintenance declarations and boulevard tree agreement; and transfer of an outlot to RPU water for a future booster station.
Ryan Schoenfelder, representing Lennar, said the applicant accepts the three conditions and is prepared to move forward with sales later this year. “Lennar... are excited to bring 108 single family for sale houses to Rochester here, hopefully a little bit later this year,” Schoenfelder told the council.
Council discussion touched on connectivity and access to amenities. Council member Miller asked about active‑transportation connections and crossing the higher‑speed 60th Avenue NW corridor; staff said internal sidewalks and a connectivity analysis will be part of ongoing review and that a council‑initiated item on orphaned/disconnected parcels will return on May 27.
The council adopted a resolution approving final plat CD2026‑003PLAT for Pebble Creek 6th with the three conditions recommended by staff.
Next steps: staff will finalize required plat documents and development agreements prior to recordation; utilities and connectivity issues identified in council questions will be addressed in subsequent engineering and permitting steps.
