Summary
A developer is proposing a 46-home residential subdivision on a 55-acre property in Elwood, which would preserve 21 acres of steep slopes as permanent open space. Residents and board members discussed environmental concerns like nitrogen loading and potential future commercial use.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Aug 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Generates new housing and ratables for the Elwood school district while preserving significant open space.
Future homeowners in Elwood and the local school district seeking additional student enrollment and housing.
Nearby residents concerned about traffic, septic impacts on the aquifer, and potential future commercial development.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Plannning Board Meeting - Aug 5, 2026
A developer is proposing 46 single-family homes on a 55-acre wooded parcel on Jericho Turnpike while preserving 21 acres as open space. Residents raised concerns about steep slope grading, traffic safety on a cresting hill, wildlife displacement, and the timing of public document releases.
Plannning Board Meeting - Jun 17, 2026
The high-profile Estates at Elwood subdivision project is moving forward with a scheduled public hearing for August 5. The board is ensuring thorough public notice and documentation review due to past community interest.
Planning Board Meeting - Feb 25, 2026
A developer is proposing a 46-home residential subdivision on a 55-acre property in Elwood, which would preserve 21 acres of steep slopes as permanent open space. Residents and board members discussed environmental concerns like nitrogen loading and potential future commercial use.
Planning Board Meeting - Dec 3, 2025
A developer is proposing a 44-lot single-family cluster subdivision on a 55-acre wooded parcel at Manor Road and Jericho Turnpike, preserving 21 acres of steeply sloped land as open space abutting Berkeley Jackson Park.
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