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Developer requests 30‑day hold for 10‑lot subdivision after neighbors raise density, drainage concerns
Summary
Investor Evan Burdette asked the board to hold a proposed 10‑lot subdivision on Ann/Old Shell Road for 30 days after neighbors raised issues about density, parking and stormwater; the board granted the applicant’s requested holdover so the team can revisit lot sizes and drainage plans.
Evan Burdette, an investor in the project, described a proposed 10‑lot single-family subdivision with rear alley garages and said the planning commission already approved the site plan with contingencies. "Our average lot size is larger than their lot and we have a larger width than those lots," Burdette said, describing comparables used to design the project.
Neighbors voiced concerns about increased density, parking and stormwater management; one resident asked the board to require clear drainage plans before approval. The applicant said engineers are working with city staff to study stormwater credits and potential subterranean retention; after discussion the applicant requested and the board approved a 30‑day holdover to allow design options and to return with revised materials.
