Developer says Grand Park FPDPs avoid landslide areas, pledges trail and infrastructure commitments
Cornerstone/Grand Park representatives told the commission they reworked the master plan to avoid mapped landslide areas, described proposed trail connectivity and water infrastructure, and outlined remaining annexation-agreement conveyances.
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Clark Lipscomb, the applicant’s land planner, addressed the commission on behalf of Cornerstone/Grand Park Development and walked through the firm’s FPDP materials. He said the package consists of five separate applications and that only one of them (planning Area 7W/8Wa) falls within the 200-foot adjacent-notification threshold. "Only one of those is within the 200 feet distance of the railroad, which is planning Area 7 W 8 W," Lipscomb said.
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