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Planning commission hears brief requests on plats, home models and street lighting; no votes taken
Summary
At its April 27 work session the Spring Hill Planning Commission reviewed a final plat limited by sewer allocation, a minor PUD model request, and a proposal to allow staff approval of decorative street lights in Legacy Point; all items were discussed administratively and deferred for follow-up.
The Planning Commission reviewed several short administrative items at the April 27 work session and took no votes.
Final plat FPL2018-20'26: Staff reported the final plat would create 22 single-family lots and dedicate streets and infrastructure; sidewalks and crosswalk locations were discussed and staff asked the applicant to revise crosswalk placement to improve driver visibility. Staff noted sewer allocation limits the current plat to 22 lots (the applicant had an original allocation of 39 lots, of which 17 have been used) and said the remaining 35 lots can be platted when additional sewer capacity is available. Todd Olsen (Anderson Delcaps) said the applicant is negotiating conditions with staff and will return with revisions.
Arbor Valley PUD: Staff said Arbor Valley requested the addition of nine new model home types to remaining phases and asked whether the commission preferred administrative handling or a formal presentation. Staff indicated the modification appears to be minor and could be handled administratively per the UDC; commissioners directed staff to follow the UDC.
Legacy Point street lighting: Staff proposed delegating administrative approval of a decorative streetlight design for Legacy Point crossing circles so Columbia Power and Water System (CPWS) can match the established design. Staff said the UDC requires 30-foot poles for arterial roads but is unclear on decorative pole heights; the proposed 26-foot decorative fixture would be reviewed by staff for equivalent coverage by adjusting spacing and confirming lighting metrics.
All items were discussed at the work-session level and will return to staff or to a voting meeting as needed once outstanding technical items or conditions are resolved.
