Summerland Place is a proposal by Summergate Development to rezone property at 1600 Philipp Drive to a planned unit development district to accommodate a mixed-use development consisting of single-family, townhouse and apartment buildings with the installation of new roads, trails, sidewalks and utility service connections. 

Alignment to Community Priorities and Goals

The PUD District requires higher design standards than current city code standards for single-family, townhouse and multi-family residential apartment structures. The proposed development contains the two land uses as set forth in the 2040 Comprehensive Plan with suburban residential density on the western portion of the site and higher-density apartments on the east. The site will provide more than 20 acres of landscaped open space with trails, water features and heavy landscaping providing screening from the highway.

Timeline

     
Planned unit development and preliminary plat application received City  March 6, 2020 
Preliminary plat and creation of planned unit development district recommended; public hearing to continue Planning Commission  May 21, 2020 
Public hearing is scheduled to continue  Planning Commission

Oct. 8, 2020

Nov. 5, 2020

Dec. 3, 2020
Planned unit development and preliminary plat received a recommendation for approval Planning Commission  Dec. 3, 2020 
Preliminary plat, planned unit development and phasing plan approved City Council  Dec. 15, 2020 
Final plat approved City Council April 6, 2021 

Funding

This development is privately financed. 

Community Impact

This proposal will provide 288 additional housing units in the form of villas, single-family residences and townhomes, as well as 300 apartment units. The development proposes extensive public open spaces with pedestrian trail/sidewalks for residents and accessibility to future park improvements proposed at Killarney Hills Park.

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