The Plan Commission approved the primary plat for the single-family subdivision, known as Parrish Woods, pending final site review by the town engineer.
ST. JOHN â A local developer is looking to transform a 20-acre parcel of land into a mixed-use planned unit development (PUD) featuring office, residential and retail space.Â
The project, known as St. John Commons, has been before the St. John Plan Commission in study session three times.
Sergio Mendoza, St. John building and planning director, said the project is again set to appear at the board s June 16 study session.Â
No official action has been taken on the development, as it remains in study session, where developers are able to address any questions the Plan Commission might have prior to its next regular meeting.
During a recent meeting, the St. John Plan commission approved a new 102-lot subdivision along Calumet Avenue.Â
Jack Slager, with Schilling Development, representing CWS Holdings, developer of Greystone, has previously said the single-family homes will compose Greystone unit 3, which is on the former Sikma farm.Â
The homes will be on a 44.86-acre parcel on the west side of Calumet, south of Greystone unit 2, Slager said.Â
Slager noted the homes will be developed with higher-than-normal architectural standards.Â
The higher standards were part of the trade off to go to a R-2 style lot, an 80-by-140, single-family lot, Slager said.Â
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