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Planning Commission recommends approval of Fox Hollow Second Plat

Spring Hill Planning Commission · February 5, 2026
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Summary

The Spring Hill Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of Final Plat FP-25-16 (Fox Hollow, Second Plat) to the Spring Hill Governing Body at its Feb. 5, 2026 meeting, voting 7-0. The decision advances the subdivision to the governing body; staff also presented a revised submittal calendar for future reviews.

The Spring Hill Planning Commission on Feb. 5, 2026 unanimously recommended approval of Final Plat Application FP-25-16 (Fox Hollow, Second Plat) to the Spring Hill Governing Body.

Commissioner Chuck Morse moved “to recommend approval of application FP-25-16 Fox Hollow, Second Plat final plat to the Spring Hill Governing Body including any conditions as presented in the staff report,” and Commissioner Josh Erhart seconded. The voice vote was recorded as Kendra Crevier—Aye; Stephen Sly—Aye; Troy Mitchell—Aye; Rodolfo Arevalo—Aye; Josh Erhart—Aye; Chuck Morse—Aye; Cindy Squire—Aye. The motion carried, 7-0-0.

The recommendation means the plat will be forwarded to the Spring Hill Governing Body for final action. According to the staff report language adopted in the motion, any conditions listed by staff are to accompany the recommendation. The commission’s action does not itself finalize the plat; final approval rests with the Governing Body.

The decision came during a regularly scheduled meeting convened at 7:03 p.m. at the Civic Center, 401 N. Madison St.; the meeting was presided over by Chairman Rodolfo Arevalo and staffed by Community Development Director Mike Mallon, City Planner Ian Trefren, Project Coordinator Amy Long and City Engineer Alysen Abel. The meeting adjourned at 7:17 p.m.

Other routine business at the meeting included approval of prior meeting minutes and a staff presentation of a revised submittal deadline calendar intended to extend internal review time while maintaining predictable submission and meeting dates.

Next steps: the plat recommendation will be placed on the Governing Body’s agenda for final consideration; the transcript does not record the Governing Body’s decision or any subsequent conditions beyond those referenced by staff.