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Commission approves Norton Commons Hamlet Section 3C revision adding 13 lots
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a PUD revised development plan to add 13 new single‑family lots within Norton Commons Hamlet Section 3C, subject to binding elements limiting annual building pace and requiring street‑tree and stormwater controls.
Planner Kaley Crum presented a PUD revised development plan (PZ‑26‑021) submitted by Traditional Towns LLC for Norton Commons Hamlet Section 3C (6212 Schuler Lane). The revision adds 13 single‑family lots to the section (14 total in the affected parcel) and maintains approximately 36 acres (57.9%) of open space in Section 3. Crum said staff's review found the revision in conformance with the Oldham County PUD regulations and the county’s 2025 Future Land Use Map.
Attorney Mike Swansberg and developer representatives described the plan and the process for transferring 13 lots within the larger Norton Commons master plan (they said the applicant intends the overall master plan to remain within the previously approved total number of units). County engineering noted traffic and stormwater commitments were addressed in earlier approvals and remain in place; the applicant agreed to additional binding elements including a cumulative phasing cap and no subdivision of lots without Planning Commission review.
The motion to approve the revised PUD development plan — with binding elements that include (a) approval limited to the submitted plan, (b) no subdivision of lots without commission review, (c) a cumulative phasing limit (35 dwelling units per year), (d) perpetual maintenance of street trees/landscaping by developer or HOA, (e) compliance with federal/state/county permits, and additional elements requested by commissioners (fire hydrant installation before construction, restriction on exceeding master plan lot maximums) — passed unanimously (12–0).
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