Centennial Parkway 18-lot subdivision

At a glance

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What: Request by Forest Hill Family Trust at the southeast corner of Centennial Parkway and Kevin Way for a plan amendment, rezoning to single-family residential, off-site and private-street variances, and an 18-lot tentative map on about 4.6 acres in a rural-preservation neighborhood.
Where it stands: Held 30 days, unanimously, to the November 10, 2026 meeting.
Next: Applicant to meet with the council office and possibly redesign access.

Staff recommended denial of the tentative map and variances; planning staff said a quarter-acre district (10,000 sq ft lots) would have been its preferred zoning.
Applicant offered conditions: emergency-only south gate, no pedestrian gate, no internal street lights, two warm coach lights per home, no rooftop decks, single-story homes on west and south lots. All traffic exits to Centennial Parkway.
Neighbors and the Northwest Rural Preservation Association: density, a national builder not yet named, and the character of the area.
Commissioners Taylor, Walters and Rogan worried that the required right-in, right-out access (a median would block left turns) pushes traffic into neighborhood streets anyway; Vice Chair Schlottman objected to the covenant for deferred half-street improvements and the 50% street-light contribution.
The chair moved the hold; the applicant said the lot count cannot change but access might be reversed.

About 30 minutes across 1 meeting (from transcript timestamps; approximate).

Meeting	Minutes
2026-10-13 - Planning Commission	30

2026-10-13 - Planning Commission — Applicant offered extra conditions; opposed by neighbors; commissioners raised right-in/right-out access concerns. Held to November 10.
2026-11-10 - Planning Commission - Item 20 (abeyance, 26-0385): returns on the posted agenda. Staff recommends approval of the plan amendment and denial of the rezoning, variances and tentative map; outcome not yet known.