Department of Community Development
Reference: Bromley Farms Subdivision Plan
To: Mayor Gregory Mills and Members of the City Council
Through: Michael P. Martinez, City Manager
Prepared By: Nick Di Mario, Senior Planner, AICP
Date Prepared: February 1, 2023
INTRODUCTION / PURPOSE
The Subdivision Plan application before the City Council is for an approximately 137.41 acre property, generally located south of Bromley Lane, east of Chambers Road, west of the Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park, and north of the Indigo Trails Subdivision (the "Property"). Phil Stuepfert with HR Green is the project contact (the "Project Contact") working on behalf of the Property applicant and owner, Gail M Hartley Non-Exempt Marital Trust (the "Applicant").
The Bromley Farms Subdivision Plan (the "Subdivision Plan") anticipates a residential development with varying residential product types and densities, as well as parks and open spaces. Residential use categories will range from R-3 Multiple Family Residential (16.20 acres), R-1A Single and Two Family Residential (39.44 acres), and R-1B City Neighborhood Residential (39.18 acres). The proposal includes the build out of adjacent and internal roadways, the construction of water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure, the dedication of water, the designation of parks and open spaces, and the construction of an extensive trail system.
PROCESSES
Subdivision is the process by which land is divided or combined into parcels appropriate for development. The Land Use & Development Code (the "Code") requires two steps in the subdivision process. It begins with a subdivision plan, where staff and the Applicant work together to design a conceptual layout of a future subdivision, as well as provide general development obligations of a developer, such as but not limited to the construction of adjacent and internal roadways, dedication and construction of parks and open spaces, and the dedication of water. Subdivision plans require a public p...
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