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Planning commission recommends approval of ‘Tailwinds’ commercial subdivision, citing available utilities
Summary
The commission approved a primary plat for the Tailwinds commercial subdivision (northern ~14 acres of a 29.83-acre parcel) to be subdivided into up to 11 commercial lots; staff recommended approval and described available water, sanitary and storm infrastructure and a detention pond sized for full build-out.
The Michigan City Planning Commission on April 28 voted to approve petition P901-26, a primary-plat request to subdivide the northern portion of a roughly 29.83-acre parcel into up to 11 commercial lots, a project the applicant has called the Tailwinds commercial subdivision.
James Hus of DBG Team presented on behalf of Integrated Construction Solutions and property owner XL Investment Properties LLC, outlining a plan to subdivide about 14 acres into lots ranging from about 0.75 to 1.14 acres that could each support buildings roughly 11,000 square feet in size. Hus described wetlands concentrated on the southern half of the…
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