Commission approves revised cluster subdivision on Georgetown Road
Summary
The commission approved a revised preliminary plat for a 10.65-acre cluster subdivision on Georgetown Road and Brentwood Drive NW, with driveway access limitations and sidewalk and right-of-way improvements; a resident speaker described proposed curb, gutter and sidewalk work.
The Cleveland Municipal Planning Commission approved a revised preliminary plat for a cluster subdivision proposed by Timothy Morgan Lane on Georgetown Road and Brentwood Drive NW.
Senior Planner Robert Varnell explained that the 10.65-acre proposal is a cluster development that meets open-space requirements and now restricts driveway cuts to Georgetown Road; lots that had originally shown direct access will instead use a flag stem and cul-de-sac to reduce curb cuts. In the public portion, Scott Caldwell described design work and said he provided details on "curb and gutter and sidewalk adjacent to the subdivision" to address minimum street-width standards.
Commissioners said the access changes addressed neighborhood concerns and moved to approve the revised preliminary plat. Bill Estes moved the motion and Walt Vineyard seconded; the motion passed 8-0.
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