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Commission tables Black Ridge preliminary plat, asks for updated road and utility plans
Summary
A developer presented a 90‑lot phase of Black Ridge; the commission asked for an updated road network and utility clarifications and voted to continue the matter to the next meeting to allow engineering submittals.
Developers seeking preliminary plat approval for a 90‑lot phase of the Black Ridge development asked the Planning Commission to proceed with the application, describing lots that average about 10,000 square feet. Engineering staff raised substantial outstanding questions about the proposed road network and utility access that, staff said, should be resolved before finalizing the plat.
"This was essentially a 4 phase of Black Ridge with 90 single family lots," the applicant's representative said, noting average lot sizes and that additional master‑plan road alignment items remained under review. City engineering asked to see an updated road network before the commission continued; one planner said that alignment changes could require reworking the layout.
Commissioners voted to table PP 26‑07 to allow applicants and city engineers to coordinate submittals on roadway alignment, naming and utility access. Staff recommended returning with the revised road network and outstanding engineering responses before a new action is scheduled.
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