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Madison approves Cedarstone site plan, variances and Whittington Phase 4 final plat
Summary
The Board unanimously approved a site plan for Cedarstone Development (contingent on a lighting plan and staff notes), granted variances at 1002 Woodbridge and 116 Sundial Road, and granted final plat approval for Whittington Phase 4 with a contingency to list home sizes as approved in 2016.
Community Development Director Kianca Guyton presented several land-use items at the Sept. 3 meeting.
On the Cedarstone Development office buildings site plan (Old Madison Station District, west of Persnickety's), Guyton described the project and recommended approval. Alderman Sandra Strain moved to grant approval contingent on a lighting plan and staff notes; Alderman Paul Tankersley seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Guyton also presented variance requests for 1002 Woodbridge Drive from Deborah Morali and Victoria Hillman. The requests would permit two accessory buildings (to allow for a carport) and increase accessory building height from 10 feet to 14.5 feet; Planning & Zoning and staff recommended approval. Alderman Paul Tankersley moved to grant both variances, Alderman Sandra Strain seconded, and the board approved the variances.
A separate variance for 116 Sundial Road (a side-yard setback reduction from 50 to 48 feet) was presented for owners John and Mary Kathryn Decker; the Sundial Homeowners Association supported the request and the board granted the variance following a motion by Alderman Strain and a second by Alderman Tankersley.
Finally, the board approved the final plat for Whittington Phase 4, subject to the condition that the final plat lists home sizes as approved in 2016. Alderman Strain moved for approval with the stated contingency; Alderman Tawanna Tatum seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Director Guyton noted exhibits accompany each item (Exhibits AA–CC) and staff will continue to monitor conditions attached to approvals.
