Planning Commission Meeting - March 9, 2026
Approval of agenda
Approval of meeting minutes (December 8th)
Public hearing for Chestnut Town Homes 2023-07
Site plan review (5.72 acres)
General plan change (5.72 acres)
Traffic impact analysis for Chestnut/Cardy Drive
Inclusionary housing proposal
Stormwater and drainage management
Landscaping and tree replacement
Construction noise management
Full Document Analysis
Votes (2)
Approve the agenda
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Approve the minutes from December 8th
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Notable Quotes (3)
The new traffic report came to the same conclusion that there is no significant impact to surrounding intersections at all.
It would be a landscape concrete block... a modular retaining wall block that are typically colored and have some kind of texture.
We haven't seen those [additional landscape plans] and that's one of our recommendations that be reflected in the revised plans.
People (4)
Dugan GarrisonProject ManagerPresented the 53-unit Chestnut Town Homes development proposal.
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Presented the 53-unit Chestnut Town Homes development proposal.
“The project is proposed to include 53 units... includes three inclusionary housing units reserved for households earning at or below 30% of area median income.”
Describing project scope and affordable housing components.
Paul OlsenArchitectProvided design details for the townhome units.
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Provided design details for the townhome units.
“They are roughly 2,000 square feet... they all have two-car garages attached to them.”
Describing average size of townhome units.
JeremyCity StaffProvided staff report and assessment of the zoning compliance.
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Provided staff report and assessment of the zoning compliance.
“The site plan as shown... all comply with the city zoning code and so there's no waivers requested.”
Confirming project compliance with city standards.
CarterCity EngineerAnalyzed traffic data and pedestrian safety for the proposed site.
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Analyzed traffic data and pedestrian safety for the proposed site.
“The capacity of Anderson Lakes Parkway ranges from about 8,000 to 13,000. That's a collector street... not even at the minimum of our capacity.”
Addressing traffic volume concerns.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (1)
- March 9th - Planning Commission Meeting
Ordinances & Resolutions (1)
Site plan review and general plan change for a 53-unit town home community on 5.72 acres.