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Developer outlines possible 120–180 unit project; city signals 120–150 planning range
Summary
A contractor described a possible new residential development on roughly 78 lots and said Planning & Zoning discussed up to 180 units; city leaders indicated they are considering 120–150 units and will hold community meetings to determine unit mix and timing.
Paul Haddix, an individual contractor, told commissioners he has met with GMWSS and Planning & Zoning regarding a proposal for future development on an area that Planning & Zoning had mentioned could have "possible 180 units." Haddix said the parcel under discussion could accommodate about "32 units per acre" and described potential housing types including single dwellings, apartments, townhouses and multi-level units.
Commissioner Dale Perry said the city would hold community meetings to determine the type, number and timing of units, and that some green space would be preserved. The minutes record that "the Mayor and Commissioners advised that they are thinking more in the 120-150 unit range," but that a final decision will follow Planning & Zoning records and recommendations. Visitor Rob Jones raised a site-planning concern, saying the area would need two entrances.
No zoning decision or formal vote was recorded at the March 12 meeting; commissioners and Planning & Zoning will continue deliberations and community engagement before any formal application or numeric approval is adopted.
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