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Committee forwards Somerset Reserve phase 2 record plan to council
Summary
The committee unanimously recommended that council approve the final record plan for phase 2 of the Somerset Reserve planned development, a private subdivision covering 13.4 acres with 49 buildable lots that largely mirrors R‑4/R‑5 zoning standards.
The Community and Economic Development Committee on April 13 recommended that Troy City Council approve the final record plan for phase 2 of the Somerset Reserve planned development. Chair Lynn Snead summarized the item and staff said the Troy Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval.
City staff described phase 2 as a private planned development covering 13.4 acres and creating 49 buildable lots. Staff said the PD most closely mirrors the requirements of the R‑4 and R‑5 zoning districts and that no emergency legislation was requested. Committee members had no substantive questions about the plan and the committee agreed unanimously to forward the recommendation to council.
The committee’s recommendation is advisory to the full council, which must take formal action to approve the record plan. The item will appear on a future council agenda for final consideration.
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