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Clayton planning commission deadlocks on Hunters Path phase four after drainage, school and access concerns
Summary
The Clayton planning commission split 2–2 on a recommendation for Hunters Path phase four, a 20.85-acre final subdivision proposing 57 single-family homes; staff had recommended approval subject to nine conditions but residents raised drainage, school capacity and single-access concerns during a public hearing.
The Clayton Planning Commission failed to deliver a positive recommendation for PC 26-02, Hunters Path phase four, after a public hearing in which neighbors pressed officials about drainage, school overcrowding and single-access vehicle circulation.
Colin Carvel, the city’s development director, presented the final subdivision plan as the last phase of Hunters Path. "This is the final phase of the Hunters Path subdivision," Carvel said, describing a 20.85-acre parcel on Westbrook Road with 57 single-family homes, about 4.7820 acres of open space (roughly 22.94% of the site) and roughly 3.7016 acres to be dedicated as right-of-way. He told commissioners the plan met the RSD (residential single-unit district) standards for lot frontage and setbacks and that staff recommended approval "subject to the nine conditions" in the draft resolution.
Ross Benfeldt, the developer with DDC Management, said the development team aims to time…
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