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Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of nine‑unit townhomes at 8815 Madge Avenue
Summary
The Brentwood Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously June 10 to recommend approval of a nine‑unit townhome site development plan for 8815 Madge Avenue, after staff said subcommittee suggestions had been implemented and the plan met parking standards.
The Brentwood Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously June 10 to recommend approval of a site development plan for a new nine‑unit townhome development at 8815 Madge Avenue and sent the proposal to the Board of Aldermen with conditions in the staff report. Chair Hart Nelson presided.
Property owner Ashim Lamichhane introduced himself and told the commission he had reached out to neighboring properties about a potential parking agreement but that "nothing had been solidified yet." Director of Planning and Development Ms. Kelly summarized the Site Plan Subcommittee review and said the applicant had implemented the subcommittee's suggested changes, including revised elevations intended to reduce the development's apparent scale.
Ms. Kelly told commissioners the plan provides two parking spaces per unit as required by code and includes parallel visitor parking in the drive aisle. She also said the subcommittee discussed trash pickup options and that the proposed lighting would not cast onto neighboring properties. Chair Hart Nelson noted that construction‑period parking had been addressed during the subcommittee review.
Commissioner Sheri Bilderback moved to recommend approval of Case #26‑006 to the Board of Aldermen subject to the conditions in the staff report; Commissioner Carl Karlen seconded. A roll‑call vote was taken and the motion passed with all in favor. The commission's recommendation will be considered by the Board of Aldermen; the transcript does not record a Board decision or meeting date for that hearing.
The commission's action follows the typical procedure for site plans in Brentwood: staff and the Site Plan Subcommittee review design, parking, and neighborhood impacts before the commission forwards a recommendation. The record in the meeting noted that a finalized parking agreement with neighbors had not been reached and that trash‑pickup logistics remain subject to the options discussed by staff.
