Kingsley Row Townhome Development
Proposal for 185 townhomes east of Ogden Avenue and 75th Street raised concerns over open space adequacy, school impacts, and traffic congestion before the board deferred action.
MI Homes seeks approval for 185 townhomes east of Ogden Avenue and 75th Street. The building-zoning-econ-dev committee has twice deferred action to allow review of a development agreement addressing open-space, traffic, and school concerns.
The Kingsley Row Townhome Development proposal for 185 units east of Ogden Avenue and 75th Street first appeared before the building-zoning-econ-dev committee on 2026-05-27 as a conditional use plan and preliminary plat submitted by MI Homes.
Committee discussion immediately surfaced resident and member questions about open space adequacy, school district effects, and added traffic on Ogden Avenue and 75th Street, prompting the committee to hold both the ordinance and resolution so the developer could prepare a development agreement addressing those deficiencies.
By the next meeting on 2026-06-10 the developer had submitted the draft agreement, yet the committee again voted to hold items 26-0334 and 26-0335 for an additional two weeks to permit fuller review of the documentation.
No final action has been taken; the items remain pending return to the same committee.
Items 26-0334 and 26-0335 will return to the BZNE committee after the two-week review period.
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