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Read. Follow. Verify.Request to Waive Major Site Plan Requirements for Cherrywood Park Amenities
Record date · April 6, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The developer of Cherrywood Park is requesting a waiver to process their amenity center project as a 'minor' site plan instead of a 'major' one. The project now exceeds the 9,000-square-foot threshold for impervious surface coverage due to design changes, triggering the need for this formal waiver request.
This request determines the regulatory review process for the Cherrywood Park amenity center, which involves 14,477 square feet of new impervious surface area.
Who It Affects
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Cherrywood Park residents
Residents are affected by the construction of the amenity center and the regulatory process governing its approval.
Development Review Committee
The committee is responsible for reviewing and deciding on the waiver request.
Key Facts
- The applicant is requesting a waiver to process the Cherrywood Park amenity center project as a minor site plan.
- The project currently exceeds the 9,000-square-foot threshold for impervious ground coverage, reaching 14,477 square feet.
- The project is a modification to the previously approved 2024 Cherrywood Phase 1 Improvement Plans.
- All proposed amenity improvements are located internal to the platted tract.
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- Existing drainage facilities have 416,214 cubic feet of capacity available.
- The project requires 9,800 cubic feet of drainage capacity for the proposed impervious areas.
- The application is filed under number WaiverSTA-000519-2026.
- The project is currently listed as 'Agenda Ready' for the Development Review Committee.
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Threshold Triggered by Design Changes
The project was originally submitted as a minor site plan but was forced into a waiver request due to design changes made in response to staff comments.
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