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EAC weighs open-space elements for Pinnacle development; WB Homes plan includes forest park
Summary
The EAC reviewed OSPAC’s outreach on a Pinnacle development and a summary from WB Homes’ project manager highlighting a proposed forest park, trail connections and limited-impact features for a subdivision that Pinnacle previously proposed; members recommended continued negotiation and presentation to Public Works.
EAC members summarized a recent OSPAC meeting with developer representatives about a new Pinnacle subdivision and a WB Homes concept. Justin Strayhorn, identified in minutes as project manager for WB Homes, and Tony from Pinnacle presented concepts emphasizing a forest-park area, trails with minimal disturbance, and educational signage. The minutes note that developers said there was "not enough room for this or that" in several areas but highlighted potential trail connections and a small playground.
EAC discussion focused on preserving mature woods where possible, routing minimal-impact trails that avoid cutting large trees and including interpretive signage. Meeting notes also mention a possible disc-golf routing through woods as a low-impact recreation option. The council indicated it would continue negotiation, prepare comments for public-works review and seek additional public input as the project advances. Previous Pinnacle material presented to the Board of Supervisors included an alternative plan for 207 units that the board asked to be accompanied by an impact plan.
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