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Plan Commission approves Glendale Acres final plat for 30 residential lots with multiple conditions
Summary
The Plan Commission approved the Revised Glendale Acres Final Plat, a 30‑lot first phase of a larger annexed development, contingent on stormwater easements, a regional pond, trail and conservancy easements, converting lots fronting Glendale Avenue to outlots, cluster mailbox approvals, coordinated road names, and Lot 30 connection to sewer and water.
The Village of Howard Plan Commission voted unanimously to approve the Revised Glendale Acres Final Plat on June 8, describing the submission as consisting of 30 residential lots and the first phase of a larger development recently annexed from the Town of Pittsfield.
Staff reviewed the layout and asked that cluster mailbox (CBU) locations and notes be approved by the Village Engineering Department and that Lot 30 be connected to sanitary sewer and water services. Commissioners also discussed coordinating street names with neighboring Northern Reach and requested trail dedications and conservancy easements to protect trees and wooded areas.
Natasha Gwidt moved to approve the Final Plat contingent upon eight conditions, including adding stormwater drainage easements, dedication and construction of a regional stormwater pond from neighboring properties, trail dedications and conservancy easements, sanitary and stormwater easements as required by the Village of Howard Engineering Department, converting all lots fronting Glendale Avenue to outlots, Village Engineering approval of CBU locations and notes, coordinating road names so they remain consistent across developments, and requiring Lot 30 be connected to sanitary sewer and water services. Randy Smith seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
