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Planning Commission urges permits for Old Town Hall redevelopment and approves boundary adjustment
Summary
At the Oct. 1 meeting, the council recorded a Planning Commission recommendation to issue a preliminary use permit for redevelopment of the Old Town Hall at 12634 Chapel Road (with conditions) and approved a boundary-line adjustment for 12633/12635 Chapel Road; the Commission also recommended a final use permit for a pool at 12847 Redbird Ridge.
At the Oct. 1 Town Council meeting, Ms. Kathy Kalinowski summarized the Planning Commission’s Sept. 24 report and the Council acted on those recommendations.
The Planning Commission recommended that the council issue a preliminary Use Permit for redevelopment of the Old Town Hall property at 12634 Chapel Road. The recommendation lists conditions: the development be for a single-family dwelling with a three-car garage; the project must meet the requirements in the Town Engineer’s letter dated Sept. 23, 2019; a 2015 preliminary Use Permit for the property be cancelled; and the applicant must apply for a Final Use Permit at completion of construction or after two years, whichever occurs first. The council approved the Planning Commission recommendation to issue the preliminary Use Permit by poll (4-0-1), with Mayor Hollaway recorded as abstaining.
The Planning Commission also approved a boundary line adjustment between 12633 and 12635 Chapel Road that places a well on the Noonan lot and preserves an ingress and egress easement for the Peterson lot; the Commission required the applicant to provide recorded deeds and plats to the Town Clerk within 60 days. That boundary adjustment was reported to the Council as approved by the Planning Commission.
Separately, the Planning Commission recommended that the council issue a Final Use Permit for an in-ground swimming pool at 12847 Redbird Ridge; the Council approved that final Use Permit by poll, 5-0.
The Planning Commission report attached to the Council agenda includes engineer comments, specific code sections referenced and procedural conditions the applicant must meet before final approvals.
