The Ridge Estates, Hancock Crossing, Chipotle

A request to annex and zone virtually 24 acres inside of Lebanon’s advancement boundary, which would guide to a system to construct 68 substantial-finish homes, was deferred by the city’s preparing fee on Tuesday.

The Ridge Estates is the identify of the proposed enhancement on Darlene’s Way amongst the StoneBridge and Deerfield neighborhoods, approximately 1.5 miles east of State Route 109.

Pricing of the houses will be identified, but landowner Jeff Hall stated the community will likely include $1 million homes. Neighborhood builders and several personalized homes are planned, Corridor stated.

Lebanon’s scheduling fee deferred any motion on The Ridge Estates at its March assembly as a range of inhabitants spoke about the task.

Traffic on Bonnie Valley in Deerfield and h2o drainage have been the two critical problems, Lebanon Organizing Director Paul Corder stated.

“I’m requiring Mr. Hall to have a neighborhood conference to focus on and present his undertaking and go from there,” council and scheduling fee member Chris Crowell reported.

Lebanon City Hall

Corridor will program the neighborhood meeting in advance of the following planning commission conference on April 26. Hall in the beginning prepared to timetable a neighborhood assembly right before the city council meets.

The preparing fee will provide a non-binding positive or negative suggestion on the annexation and zoning requests. The city council in the long run votes on acceptance with two readings.

The program for the web page does not improve the density that could be allowed according to the city’s future land use plan, Corder claimed.