Tract 6504: 87-home subdivision with smaller lots near Bethel Avenue
Summary
The city's first big test of using a planned unit development to fit more, smaller, more affordable homes onto infill land. Residents get housing options in the $400K-$600K range, but with tiny on-site open space replaced by park fees and right-turn-only exits onto Bethel and Fairbanks until roads are widened.
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Last discussed Jul 30, 2026.
Impact analysis
Developer pays park in-lieu fees and CFD/LLMD assessments that fund police, fire, parks, and landscaping; the city flagged a possible five-year refund clause on park fees it will verify.
Future homebuyers priced out of larger-lot subdivisions, plus the city's park fund and trail users.
None identified, though neighbors may see more traffic on Bethel until the county widens the road.
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