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Posada family representative proposes two lots at 9110 Brumbelow, emphasizes tree retention
Summary
A civil engineer for the Posada family described a rezoning of a one-acre tract at 9110 Brumbelow Road from AG1 to R4A into two lots for ~4,500 sq ft homes and said the site is heavily forested and the design aims to preserve as many trees as possible while seeking a 10% green-space reduction.
The Posada family's representative presented a rezoning request for 9110 Brumbelow Road to permit division into two lots and construction of roughly 4,500-square-foot homes with basements.
Mark Patrick, the civil engineer on the project, told the meeting the intent is to rezone the AG1 parcel to R4A and split it into two lots for two-story homes with basements. He said each home would be roughly 4,500 square feet and that the site is "pretty heavily forested at this time, and we'll try to keep as many trees as we possibly can." Patrick also noted a request for a 10% reduction of green-space requirements to facilitate the lot design.
Staff moved on to the next agenda item after the short presentation; no formal action occurred at the meeting.
