The Planning Commission unanimously rejected two massive residential projects citing inadequate affordable housing, environmental damage, and minimal school contributions.
Planning Commission unanimously rejected Taylor Morrison's 531-unit Virgil Road project for providing only 16 affordable units on 202 acres and contributing just $5,000 to schools.
Olive Branch Reserve North's 280-unit proposal failed 10-0 after residents documented 88 percent traffic increase on Olive Branch Road and minimal school funding of $38 per student.
Aura Green Hill mixed-use development won unanimous approval with 440 units including 39 permanently affordable apartments at mixed income levels plus transit access and green building standards.