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Developer presents revised North Hyland plan: 75 units, more ADUs, retention pond
Summary
Ledbetter Investments presented revised plans for the North Hyland Planned Development District featuring 75 total units, an increase in accessory dwelling units from 4 to 18, a mix of 1–4 bedroom units, a retention pond for stormwater, and a proposed 3–5 year timeline. The applicants described the project as focused on affordable housing and said they would incorporate feedback into the formal application.
Wyatt Ledbetter, representing Ledbetter Investments, presented revised plans for the North Hyland Planned Development District at the June 17 joint meeting. The team listed several substantive changes to earlier concepts: reorientation of streets and parking to improve water and fire-truck access; an increase in accessory dwelling units from 4 to 18; a mix of 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom units; and inclusion of a retention pond for stormwater management. The applicants described the project as comprising a total of 75 units with an emphasis on affordable housing and estimated a 3–5 year timeline for the project.
Presenters at the table included architect/engineer Monty Luke and financial backer Joe Edgar; they indicated the formal application would respond to technical issues raised that evening. The project team agreed to work with city staff on infrastructure and to study additional parking options; the meeting record shows these commitments were made as part of the informal review rather than as binding approvals.
