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Glen Parkway rezoning to RPUD presented; staff recommends conditions, item moves forward
Summary
TNR Glen Parkway LLC requested rezoning of about 84.3 acres to RPUD with up to 5 dwelling units per acre; staff recommended approval with conditions and noted the plan will require collaboration with county engineers and a TIS before development plan stage.
Planning staff presented a rezoning request from TNR Glen Parkway LLC to change approximately 84.312 acres from Agricultural District to Residential PUD in the Southeast Focus Area.
Staff explained the site would be divided into subareas with decreasing intensity to the north and that permissible uses would include single-family and, in some subareas, 3- and 4-family dwellings. “The maximum net density would be 5 dwelling units an acre,” Planning staff said, while noting final lot layout and road orientation would be set at the development-plan stage.
The applicant’s representative, RJ Sabatino, said he was available to answer questions and that the team looks forward to continuing work with staff. Council took the rezoning to further reading so outstanding access and easement questions can be addressed with county engineers and staff.
