During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around a proposed residential development plan, with a particular focus on \"Alternative 2,\" which garnered significant support from council members. Curtis Young from the Sage Group presented the plan, emphasizing its design benefits, including enhanced separation between lots and the addition of a larger lot, which aligns with community preferences for larger residential spaces.

Travis Franks, another key speaker, noted that feedback from local residents indicated a desire to revert to the original plan, sparking a renewed interest in the development's layout. He highlighted that the new design not only accommodates larger lots but also improves the overall aesthetic with features such as a retention pond and fountain, enhancing the community's appeal.

The council members engaged in a detailed discussion about the layout, specifically addressing the configuration of lots and the design of access roads. Questions arose regarding the reduction of villa lots from 15 to 14 while maintaining a total of 20 approved lots. The developers clarified that the design aimed to optimize space and improve visual appeal, with plans for extensive landscaping to create a vibrant environment.

As the meeting progressed, the council expressed unanimous support for Alternative 2, with members indicating their preference for this option. The discussion concluded with a reminder that the council was not voting on the approval of the project itself, which had already been granted, but rather on the specific site plan moving forward.