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Posting Deadline 02/25/2022
Sign Posted 03/07l2022
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Planning Commission Hearing 03/15/2022
Board Hearing 05/04/2022
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Application Number: I ZMA202100015
Staff Mariah Gleason
ProjectName Glenbrook ..
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PROJECT: ZMA202100015 Glenbrook DATEMAGISTERIAL DISTRICT: White Hall
TAX MAP/PARCEL: 056A2-01-00-06200
LOCATION: Undeveloped portion of the Glenbrook development located south of Three NotchD Road, west of the westernmost edge
of Union Mission Ln, north of the future extension of Park Ridge Dr, and approximately 570 feet east of the eastern terminus of Hill
Top St.
PROPOSAL: Request to amend the application plan and proffers concerning residential unit types associated with ZMA201600005.
PETITION: Proffers previously approved with ZIdA20160000S included a voluntary, percentage -based mixture of residential building
types, wherein a minimum of 50% of the proposed lots would be single family detached dwelling units and a minimum of 10% of the
proposed lots would be single family attached or townhouse units. The applicant is requesting to remove the aforementioned
requirement from this 1.89 acre portion of the 37.93 acre rezoning area. No change to the zoning district or maximum number of units
are proposed. The subject property represents the final phase of the Glenbrook development.
ZONING: R-6 Residential -6 unitsfacre
OVERLAY DISTRICT: EC— Entrance Corridor
PROFFERS:Yes
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: (diddle Density Residential— Residential densities in the range of 6-12 units per acre are recommended.
Residential density of up to 18 units per acre could be considered to accommodate additional affordable housing (beyond any
baseline affordability requirements): or to allow for construction of smali-scale housing types: bungalow courts, small and medium
multiplexes, accessory dwelling units, livelwork units, small single family cottages, and tiny houses. Secondary uses include religious
assembly uses, schools and child care, institutional, and commerciallretail.
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