📋 Tender Overview
ScopeThe plans when they came up for review over the summer riled some in the area north of 1800 South where it meets 4075 West in the Taylor area worried particularly about the lake and its potential impact to adjacent farmland. Developers however have said the lake would be lined with clay or some sort of synthetic material to prevent seepage one of the big concerns.The land for Halcyon Lake Estates as the proposed development is known is already zoned for the sort of housing sought by the developer Syracuse-based Wakeless Holdings. Up for consideration on Tuesday is approval of the subdivision plans as put forward by the developer according to Burton.The 14 homes that are part of phase 1 would be built on either side of 4075 West abutting an existing subdivision. The 13-acre lake and 14 more homes would come later just to the west of that on farmland. The total project area measures 40 acres.The 14 initial Halcyon lots would measure from around 25500 square feet to around 43000 square feet about an acre. The developers leading the project are Tyler Brenchley and Keith Ward and per the proposed agreement with the county theyd have two years to complete the first phase.Brenchley told the Standard-Examiner in June that investors were lined up and he foresaw development starting as soon as the spring of 2020.