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Developers confirm 300 units, 525 parking spaces and phased building sequence for Farmhouse
Summary
Developer representatives told council the Farmhouse plan envisions roughly 300 units and 525 parking spaces; buildings labeled 8 and 9 are four stories (~55 feet) and the project will be built in multiple phases with landscaping required to be installed before phase closeout.
Developer representatives confirmed core project metrics and a likely phasing sequence during the workshop. Rusty Windsor said the development would contain about 300 units and 525 parking spaces; he estimated the site lost roughly "20 or 30 spaces" when shifting parking to create active open space but said the total still met city requirements.
Council members asked about building heights. Windsor confirmed that Buildings 8 and 9 are four stories and noted a height of about 55 feet for the taller units. Alec Gregg (Orange Capital) described typical phasing: open the leasing clubhouse with Building 1, proceed around the site, then complete Building 9 as the last structure. Staff confirmed that landscaping must be installed and approved before a phase can be closed out.
Council asked that landscaping and tree buffers be preserved to avoid visible rooftops from East Argent Parkway; staff and developer committed to show buffer preservation strategies in site‑review materials.
