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Participants describe revised Bartlett subdivision, planning review and surge of housing development
Summary
Speakers discussed an early-stage Bartlett subdivision described as reduced from about 63 to 53 homes with larger lots, noted it must still go through planning and zoning review, and projected roughly 200 new homes in coming years tied to developers including Horton, Copperleaf and MI Homes and a local TIF district.
Mayor Gunstein said the developer made changes to a proposed Bartlett subdivision, including "the larger lot sizes" and that "they reduced it from 63 homes I think down to 53," indicating the speaker's recollection of the developer's revised plan.
Mayor Gunstein added this revised plan "still have to go through the planning and zoning," and invited public comment: "So if anyone has any comments or suggestions, they should show up to the meeting." A meeting participant also said Bartlett is expecting more development and projected "close to 200 homes over the next few years," naming developers or projects as "Horton, Copperleaf from MI Homes." Mayor Gunstein tied local activity to financing tools, saying, "And with the TIF district, we're gonna give the the people that live here something to do." (TIF refers to tax-increment financing.)
The discussion in the transcript is a high-level summary from participants and does not include formal application materials, staff presentations, planning commission minutes, or vote records. The comments indicate the subdivision is an early-stage revision subject to planning-and-zoning review; the quoted home counts and reductions were expressed with uncertainty in the speakers' remarks and should be verified against formal filings.
