8-E-23-OA Christina (37921), August 2, 2023 at 8:24 PM
This application again reveals that the code was written with exclusive expectation for heavy development in these districts (not just C-N, but also I-MU, C-G, etc). Why are buffer yards required for low density housing developments in C-N (and others) but not for the same developments in any RN district? Obviously there is a discrepancy here that needs to be corrected.
12-H-23-DP Frank (37921), December 13, 2023 at 5:54 PM
The Spring Lake Farms Phase I construction has left behind serious drainage problems on the back (south) of the subdivision. D.R. Horton did not construct French Drainage where needed. Rains carry water from Bradley Lake Ln uphill and pour over the backyards of Bogart and Dusty Rose houses. Loose soils are also carried, burying lawns in the backyards. During this Phase III development, when Bradley Lake Ln is widened, please develop and construct adequate grading on the side of the street, particularly on the west side (above or south of 2904 Bogart Ln). Please do not route water downhill, which might cause drainage issues to the houses down the hill. Drainage should be given adequate consideration. Thank you!
