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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDept Report 09-19-06 ;-. u u CARMEL PLAN COMMISSION DEPARTMENT REPORT September 19, 2006 61 Docket No. 06060016 Z: Cherry Tree Grove Rezone The applicant seeks to rezone 20.44 acres from S 1 to S2 to allow for low-density residential development. Commitments will be filed in conjunction with this request. The site is located on the east side of Cherry Tree Road, south of 146th Street. Filed by Matthew Skelton of Baker & Daniels, LLP. The applicant is requesting to rezone 20.44 acres from S I Residential to S2 Residential for the purposes of platting 34 residential lots. Please see the updated informational packet prepared by the applicant for an overview of this rezone. The public hearing was held at the August 15th Plan Commission meeting. Questions raised included why is there a stub street to the east, why must a path be installed, and how will construction traffic be routed. This item was discussed at the September 5th Subdivision Committee meeting. It received a unanimous positive recommendation from the committee. This request is only for the rezoning of this property. If this rezone is approved, the petitioner will return to the Plan Commission for Primary Plat approval. Staff feels that discussing the proposed plat is relevant at this stage. As such the petitioner has included the information for review. This site is located adjacent to Cherry Creek Estates to the south and the proposed Legacy PUD to the east. It is also near the Ashmore and Spring Creek Subdivisions. When these surrounding subdivisions were approved, S I had 3 different allowable densities (dependant upon where the site was located within the City). This area of Sl zoning was considered "S 1 Low Intensity" and had a maximum base density of 1.8 units per acre. These existing subdivisions in this area are zoned S 1 and have 1.8 units per acre. In early 2006, the Sl maximum density was revised to be 1 unit per acre for all areas of the City. The proposed plat that is being requested (and committed to) with this rezone is compatible in lot size and density with the surrounding plated subdivisions. As proposed this plat would have 1.6 units per acre (The petitioner is requesting a rezone to S2 - which allows for a density of 2.4 units per acre). The proposed plat complies with all other aspects of the zoning ordinance in terms of required connectivity and open space. u u Staff has no outstanding concerns with this rezone given the proposed commitments. At the primary plat filing there may be additional staff, Engineering, and Urban Forrester comments. The Department recommends the Plan Commission forward this item to the City Council with a positive recommendation after all comments and concerns are fully addressed. ~- .. . . . o u Page 1 of 1 DeVore, Laura B Sent: To: From: Griffin, Matt L Friday, September 15, 2006 6:36 PM Andich; Ann Walker (E-mail); Charlie Frankenberger (E-mail); David Compton (E-mail); DeVore, Laura B; E. Davis Coots (E-mail); Gary Murray; Jim Shinaver (E-mail); Jon Isaacs (E-mail); Keith Lash (E-mail); Larry Kemper (E-mail); Mark Monroe (E-mail); Mary Solada (E-mail); Matthew Skelton (E-mail); Paul Reis (E-mail) Carolyn Schleif; Dan Dutcher; Jerry Chomanczuk; John R. Molitor (e-mail); Kevin Heber; Leo Dierckman; M Rattermann; Madeleine Torres; Rattermann, Mark; Rick Ripma; Steve Stromquist; Sue Westermeier; Wayne Haney Subject: Department Reports: September 19th Plan Commission Meeting Cc: Please see the attached department reports for the September 19th Plan Commission Meeting. Contact me with any questions. Matthew L. Griffin, AICP Planning Administrator Department of Community Services City of Carmel One Civic Square Carmel, IN 46032 phone: 317.571.2417 fax: 317.571.2426 email: ID.Q.rjfflO@!;?r!Dm.in.goy 9/19/2006