Waiver request for street design standards to allow for a narrower street cross-section for the development of six single-family attached lots.
Approval allows for the development of townhomes on a lot with existing street width limitations, consistent with nearby development. Concerns about parking and emergency access were discussed but deemed manageable.
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Waiver request for street design standards to allow for a narrower street cross-section for the development of six single-family attached lots.
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