Winona Approves Subdivision Near Heritage Lake Park
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
WINONA LAKE - The Winona Lake Plan Commission Tuesday approved the development of a subdivision next to Heritage Lake Park.
The property is between Heritage Lake and Heritage Lake Villas, south of Lexington Drive and west of CR 250E. The area is 9.4 acres.
There are 12 building lots, six on each side of Legacy Lane. The smallest lot is 15,750 square feet and meets the minimum requirements for construction.
Town engineer Larry Long said the improvements to the site are completed except for the final coat of asphalt on Legacy Lane. These improvements included the placement of the sanitary sewer, curbs and gutters for Legacy Lane and the addition of storm drains.
Long said the development company, Heritage Lake Development Co. LLC, wants to finish the construction before laying the surface asphalt. It will cost $5,000 to finish the asphalt.
The plan for the subdivision was approved by the commission under the condition that a bond for $5,000 is placed to ensure the developers will come back to finish the asphalt job when construction is finished.
Members of the Plan Commission include: President Mike Grill, Randy Ruppel, Craig Snow, Rolly Ortega, Lynette Dick and Craig Allebach. [[In-content Ad]]
WINONA LAKE - The Winona Lake Plan Commission Tuesday approved the development of a subdivision next to Heritage Lake Park.
The property is between Heritage Lake and Heritage Lake Villas, south of Lexington Drive and west of CR 250E. The area is 9.4 acres.
There are 12 building lots, six on each side of Legacy Lane. The smallest lot is 15,750 square feet and meets the minimum requirements for construction.
Town engineer Larry Long said the improvements to the site are completed except for the final coat of asphalt on Legacy Lane. These improvements included the placement of the sanitary sewer, curbs and gutters for Legacy Lane and the addition of storm drains.
Long said the development company, Heritage Lake Development Co. LLC, wants to finish the construction before laying the surface asphalt. It will cost $5,000 to finish the asphalt.
The plan for the subdivision was approved by the commission under the condition that a bond for $5,000 is placed to ensure the developers will come back to finish the asphalt job when construction is finished.
Members of the Plan Commission include: President Mike Grill, Randy Ruppel, Craig Snow, Rolly Ortega, Lynette Dick and Craig Allebach. [[In-content Ad]]