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Planning committee approves Deer Ridge Subdivision improvement plans for 15-lot development
Summary
The planning committee voted to approve Deer Ridge Subdivision improvement plans, a 15-lot development with curving concrete streets connecting to Natalie Estates; members discussed sewer and water routing and a tentative winter timetable for initial clearing.
The planning committee voted to approve the Deer Ridge Subdivision improvement plans after hearing details about the layout, utilities and proposed connections to adjacent neighborhoods.
A committee member described the project as a 15-lot development with "similar concrete curving asphalt streets like Natalie Estates," and said access would be from Rogers Street with a connection to Natalie Estates on the opposite side. Committee discussion covered utilities: sewer will connect toward the existing development and route down to the Feldmeier lift station with gravity flow, and water service will run to the property line. The committee noted the proposal represents a second preliminary plat after the developer changed the plan to avoid a deep ravine that made earlier infrastructure work economically infeasible.
The developer present (identified as Matt in the record) answered technical questions about utilities and timing; one committee member suggested work such as tree removal could occur in winter after completion of another large project in Swansea. A motion to approve the Deer Ridge Subdivision improvement plans "as submitted" was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; members said "aye" when the chair called the question.
