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Developers pledge tree preservation, berms and buffers to address BCPC concerns
Summary
Developers and their attorney responded in detail to Boone County Planning Commission concerns, promising practical tree preservation, Buffer Yard A berming along Hathaway Road, brick- or stone-look finishes for exposed foundations, a four-rail horse fence, restoration planning for the Dr. Crouch House and a 20-foot buffer on several property lines.
Attorney Dan Tobergte and developer Paul Gallenstein answered the BCPC's list of concerns at the Nov. 24 hearing, offering specific site changes in response. The developers committed to "practical tree preservation," a Buffer Yard A with substantial berming along Hathaway Road, and revised townhouse setbacks to meet the 60-foot requirement. They also said exposed foundations would be covered with brick, stone or similar materials and that they would install a four-rail post-and-board horse fence along Hathaway Road.
The developers also proposed restoration and renovation analysis for the Dr. Crouch House with possible clubhouse use and said a 20-foot buffer yard was incorporated into the revised plan for south, east and west property lines and townhome parking areas. Tobergte and Gallenstein said these revisions aim to reduce visual impacts and respond to planning concerns ahead of the Dec. 15 caucus review.
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