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Planning commission approves lot split for Tanner's Creek Manor to aid financing
Summary
The commission approved a lot split for the Tanner's Creek Manor senior-housing project to separate the parcel from land in a 500-year flood plain so the developer can pursue financing; the split will be presented to City Council for signatures.
The Lawrenceburg City Planning Commission approved a lot split for Tanner's Creek Manor senior housing aimed at separating the building parcel from land within a 500-year flood plain to help the developer obtain financing.
Staff explained that splitting the parcel keeps the building on land not encumbered by the flood plain, and that the developer plans to dedicate the lower section as green space and retain both parcels under common ownership. A commissioner moved to approve the lot split; the motion was seconded and the commission carried the motion by voice vote.
Staff said a representative from the engineering firm will attend the upcoming City Council meeting, and that the lot-split paperwork will be presented for signatures there.
The commission recorded the motion as carried. No dollar amounts or detailed financing terms were provided in the transcript; staff noted the change primarily assists financing eligibility.
