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Area Plan Commission conditionally approves 286-unit Aidia subdivision preliminary plat
Summary
The Tippecanoe County Area Plan Commission on July 17 granted conditional primary approval to S5203, a preliminary plat proposing four apartment buildings with 286 units and a clubhouse; the applicant agreed to staff conditions and bonding requests and the commission recorded a unanimous ballot.
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The Tippecanoe County Area Plan Commission on July 17 conditionally approved S5203, the preliminary plat for the Aidia subdivision, after staff described the project and petitioners agreed to conditions. Staff said the R-3 zoned site would include four apartment buildings totaling 286 units and a clubhouse and would reserve right-of-way for an east-west collector road.
Ran Mundon, attorney with RTS Law representing the petitioner, told the commission, "we concur with staff's report recommendation; we will comply with all conditions and we respectfully request your approval." Staff noted the project had received a prior parking variance and described multiple construction- and plat-related conditions; petitioners requested permission to bond. The commission approved the recommendation by unanimous ballot.
Why it matters: the preliminary plat adds significant multifamily capacity in the commission's planning area and includes a planned collector connection meant to serve future development. The commission's action was conditional primary approval; the petitioner must meet the stated conditions before final plat actions proceed.
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