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Planning Commission recommends PUD for 21 workforce homes at 417 E. 7th St.
Summary
The commission unanimously recommended City Council approve a PUD/site plan for 21 fee‑simple single‑family homes marketed as workforce housing at 417 E. 7th St.; the minutes refer to the PUD by two names, “Alexander Crossings” and “Alexander Village.”
The Waynesboro Planning Commission on Feb. 6 unanimously recommended that City Council approve a planned unit development/site plan for Map & Tax Parcel W10‑065 at 417 E. 7th St., proposing 21 fee‑simple single‑family homes marketed as workforce housing for first‑time buyers.
The application was submitted by Gary Guyer of Smile Housing. The minutes describe the development as a Planned Unit Development and use two names for the project: “Alexander Crossings” in one passage and “Alexander Village” in another. The commission’s recommendation does not resolve that naming inconsistency; the minutes do not specify which name the City Council will record as the official project title.
Michelle Fort moved to approve the submitted site plan and recommend the PUD to City Council; Katherine Kelly seconded. The commission voted unanimously to recommend approval. The minutes state the homes would be offered as fee‑simple, non‑subsidized workforce housing; plan details include unit types described as 2‑bedroom/2‑bath or 3‑bedroom/2.5‑bath homes.
The recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for final action. The minutes do not list financial details, development timeline, or a council hearing date.
This action was recorded as a commission recommendation rather than a final council decision.
