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Milford council adopts zoning change, approves Harvest Hills preliminary plat
Summary
The Milford City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 7-13-26 to rezone the Harvest Hills property from agricultural to single- and multifamily residential and approved the preliminary plat (Resolution 26-46); the record notes ownership is being transferred to 2H Group, LLC.
The Milford City Council voted unanimously July 13 to adopt Ordinance 7-13-26, changing the zoning of the new Harvest Hills subdivision from agricultural to a mix of single- and multifamily residential zoning. Councilmembers Chris Hinshaw, Jantina Carney, Shane Hoffman and Mac Arndt recorded unanimous roll-call aye votes when the readings were waived and the ordinance adopted.
The council also approved Resolution 26-46, accepting the preliminary plat for Harvest Hills. Minutes note the property ownership “has been, or is in the process of being transferred to 2H Group, LLC.” No public comments were received during the public hearing that opened and closed at 6:03 p.m.
The approvals were taken as part of the meeting's action items and follow the usual plat and zoning process; the council did not attach conditions in the meeting minutes. Future administrative steps (final plat, infrastructure agreements or construction permits) were not specified in the record.
