28 Polo Non-Use Variance Meeting on Wednesday, 3/15/2017
38 neighbors attended a meeting at St.
John's Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening to discuss the developer's
proposal to demolish the existing house, split the existing lot, and build two
new houses.
Residents of Polo Lane and Bear Paw Lane,
known as High Valley, plus a few members of the
Broadmoor community at large, met
with developer 28 Polo LLC to view the
initial plans and share their concerns.
City Planner Lonna Thelen hosted the meeting, part of the
decision-making process for what is known as a non-use variance.
Those representing High Valley voiced
concerns about water runoff down the hill into their residences, while
neighbors on Polo Drive didn’t approve of “lot splitting” because of the
possibility of precedent-setting for future development. Civil and soils engineers reported that
drainage issues and soil stability for the two future properties would be about
the same as the existing house and lot.
Most the attendees were in strong
opposition to granting the variance. A
decision from Thelen is expected in about 30 days. 28 Polo LLC is owned by Broadmoor Investment
Group LLC, whose registered agent is
Cynthia FallHowe, according to public records.
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