Developer says geotech work completed, outlines trail connectivity and design changes
Cornerstone/Grand Park representatives told the commission they removed development from a mapped landslide area, conducted test pits, and proposed trail and road alignments that they said improve connectivity to Leland Creek and County Road 72; they asked the commission not to condition FPDP approvals on certain annexation conveyances.
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Clark Lipscomb, representing Cornerstone Warner Park Holdings and Grand Park Development, presented the applicant's view of the five FPDPs and responded to staff concerns. Lipscomb said the team conducted additional geotechnical study and pulled development back from the mapped landslide: "Previously ground engineering did extensive work here in 36 test pits... we pulled development significantly away from the identified boundary." He described the trail and road alignment changes that he said created an improved arterial route and new trail connectivity to County Road 72.
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