Cambridge Village Board Delays Development Decision Amid Lot Size Disputes
What happened
The Cambridge village board returned the preliminary plans for the Summer Prairie development to the plan commission. This action was taken because the conditions regarding smaller lot sizes did not align with the developer's original plan, which also faced objections from residents regarding the lot sizes. The village board has a deadline to make a final decision before the application is automatically approved under state statute.
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Why it matters
The plan commission had previously recommended approval with conditions for nearly 50 homes on the southwest side of the village. The developer stated he was opposed to the conditions that would cut two to three homes from the development. These conditions would have required changing the zoning of almost 20 of the lots to low density.
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Who's involved
- CambridgeLocation where the planning dispute over the Summer Prairie development is occurring.
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