Commission Says Proposed Whitetail Home Design Does Not Match Subdivision Character
Summary
A proposed modern home rendering for the Whitetail Subdivision was presented for feedback; commissioners said the design and attached-garage proportion did not match existing neighborhood character and declined to support the homeowner moving forward as presented.
Building and Zoning Officer Bob Walczak presented a proposed home rendering for the Whitetail Subdivision during the commission's "Other Business" portion of the May 4 meeting. Walczak described the design as having modern architectural features with an attached garage equal in size to the home.
Commissioners acknowledged the house was "very attractive" but said it did not match the character of the current homes in the subdivision and therefore were not in favor of allowing the homeowner to proceed with that design. No formal motion to approve the rendering was recorded; the commission's comments reflect a lack of support for the current proposal.
The meeting adjourned at 6:19 p.m. after Commissioner Mike Starsiak moved to adjourn and Commissioner Scott Bergloff seconded; the clerk recorded all ayes and the motion carried.
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