Planning commission approves Shepherd Place Planned Development for 119.638-acre tract
Summary
The commission approved Planned Development zoning for a 119.638-acre tract in the John W. Foote Survey to allow Shepherd Place Homes to develop approximately 150 half-acre-or-larger lots in three phases; the site is at County Roads 590 and 591 (end of East Street).
The City of Nevada Planning & Zoning Commission approved a Planned Development zoning change on July 15 for a roughly 119.638-acre tract in the John W. Foote Survey to permit a residential subdivision dubbed Shepherd Place.
Developer Bart Carroll described the project as planned in three phases and said it "will be a residential subdivision consisting of approximately 150 lots, to be developed in three phases." Carroll said the subdivision will feature half-acre and larger lots and is located at the intersection of County Roads 590 and 591 at the end of East Street. Commissioners and the city attorney discussed home and lot sizes, phasing of construction, and an anticipated but not precisely specified timeframe for build-out.
Commissioner Rex Adams moved to approve the PD zoning for Shepherd Place Homes, Inc.; Commissioner Travis Wilson seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The commission record does not specify a development schedule or infrastructure commitments beyond the points discussed at the hearing.
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