Summary
Neighbors raised traffic on Old US 1, school capacity, buffers and fencing, and a reduced affordable housing offer. The council continued the case to April 28 rather than approve or deny it.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Apr 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer offered $100,000 to the affordable housing fund plus 5% affordable units at 80% AMI.
Future homebuyers and the developer if ultimately approved.
Adjacent rural property owners worry about trespassing, traffic, and school crowding.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Regular Town Council Meeting — April 28, 2026
Lennar's 83.5-acre New Hill subdivision won unanimous approval after adding 10% affordable units, solar-ready homes, 35% tree canopy preservation, a privacy fence, and Old US 1 road improvements.
Regular Town Council Meeting — March 24, 2026
Neighbors raised traffic on Old US 1, school capacity, buffers and fencing, and a reduced affordable housing offer. The council continued the case to April 28 rather than approve or deny it.
Related development
Welch Homestead PUD
Adds roughly 2,300 daily trips to Old US 1, which the traffic study shows operating at failing levels of service; brings school capacity pressure and 270 new homes to rural New Hill.
Welch Homestead PUD / Rezoning 25CZ10
Adds hundreds of homes, affordable units, parkland, and road improvements to the New Hill area.
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