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Council allows street-design variance for Nelson Ogren development
Summary
The council approved a variance permitting local streets in a proposed Nelson Ogren development to use vertical curves shorter than the city's Design Guidelines minimum; motion carried 4–0.
The Mustang Ridge City Council approved a variance request on March 10 that allows local streets in a proposed Nelson Ogren development to be designed with vertical curves shorter than the minimum length in the city's Design Guidelines Geometric Design for Local Roads and Streets. Councilmember Casondra Dailey made the motion and Michelle Bergmann seconded; the minutes record the motion as carried, 4–0.
The minutes present the request as coming from Nelson Ogren and note the council's approval but do not provide engineering specifics, the exact reduced curve lengths, nor the location of the subdivision within the city. The approval is recorded as a council-level deviation from the municipal design guidance; staff follow-up and any required engineering exhibits were not included in the minutes.
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