Steep Slope Preservation and Flag Lot Access at 27 Dunlop Road
Huntington
Summary
The board clarified how steep slope laws and cluster zoning work together to preserve natural terrain in developments like the Estates at Elwood. Residents voiced concerns over how lot density is calculated on sloped parcels.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Determines permissible yield and development value for private property owners.
Developers and future homeowners utilizing cluster design principles to preserve open space.
Residents advocating for lower overall density in hilly terrain.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Board Meeting - Mar 11, 2026
The board clarified how steep slope laws and cluster zoning work together to preserve natural terrain in developments like the Estates at Elwood. Residents voiced concerns over how lot density is calculated on sloped parcels.
Planning Board Meeting - Nov 5, 2025
Developers are proposing a flag lot subdivision that uses a shared driveway to protect steep slopes along Dunlop Road, but board members raised concerns about traffic flow, headlight glare on the front house, and whether a circular turnaround is needed.
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