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The South Burlington Development Review Board convened on March 18, 2025, to discuss a significant new project that could reshape the local landscape. The board, led by acting chair Quinn Mann, focused on the final application from WGN Associates for phase one of a master plan that includes 11 single-family home lots and a civic space at 850 Hinesburg Road.

This phase will create seven lots, which consist of three existing single-family homes, two new homes, and a civic space lot. Additionally, it will incorporate an existing nonconforming commercial private parking facility. The project aims to enhance community living while addressing local housing needs.
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During the meeting, representatives from Civil Engineering Associates, including Dave Marshall and Nicole Wright, presented the application. They emphasized that this phase is a crucial step in implementing the previously approved master plan, which aims to integrate various elements of the development seamlessly.

The board members engaged in a thorough review of the application, ensuring all conditions from the preliminary plan were met. Public comments were invited after the board's discussion, allowing community members to voice their opinions on the project.

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As South Burlington continues to grow, this development represents a pivotal moment in balancing residential needs with community spaces, setting the stage for future discussions on urban planning and development in the area. The board's decision on this application will be closely watched as it could influence similar projects in the region.

Converted from South Burlington Development Review Board - 2/18/2025 meeting on February 18, 2025
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