By 1808Delaware
Housing continues to be a priority for central Ohio in the wake of Intel’s investment and continuing population growth.
This is certainly true in Delaware County. On July 25, the City of Sunbury Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a proposed rezoning request for a 39.87 acre parcel on the southern end of Kintner Parkway.
The proposed development for this site would involve 197 dwelling units.
In materials submitted to the City of Sunbury, developer Randy Loebig, shared the following about the request:
“It is the intent of the Applicant/Developer to create a unified, high quality, mixed-residential development that will serve the needs for a variety of housing types and lifestyles within the City of Sunbury. The proposed development shall be designed to foster a human scale, pedestrian friendly community, with a mixture of housing types serving multi-generational needs, and multiple access points from adjacent roadways to the internal roadway system.
This development is being proposed as a PRD to permit a mix of residential types, including single-family detached patio homes and townhouses. . A diversity of housing types is desirable for communities because it accommodates people at different stages in their lives, and Kintner Crossing is designed to cater to the housing and lifestyle needs of a wider cross section of Sunbury residents. A maximum of 197 dwelling units is being requested with this application.”
The change would move the acreage from either R2 Low Density Residential and R4 Multifamily Residential to PRC Planned Residential.
The rezoning application packet can be seen here. Included in depth descriptions of the project, maps, drawings, etc..
The meeting will begin at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers, Town Hall (51 East Cherry), Third Floor. After the public hearing, the matter will move to an actual Planning and Zoning Commission and then on to full Council.
