The following sections are a historical record of the original basis for community objections to the original Rose Island Glen plan as submitted by the developer to the Planning Commission for approval. These and other objections were presented in writing to the Planning Commission in advance of the 25 May 2021 formal hearing (See Reference Documents in the Resources Section of this website) and were again orally presented in the hearing by opposition representatives. They are included here to provide a complete perspective and record.
The safety of local residents traveling Rose Island Road was the almost unanimous concern of 301 local residents who signed opposition petitions which were presented to the Planning Commission at the 25 Amy 2021 hearing.
Another concern with the Rose Island Glen was health and safety threats to many existing residents due to the use of 94 new septic systems in an active flood plain.
Threats to existing residences from storm water runoff due to a questionable Rose Island Glen storm water management system design are an important shared concern.
The developer has not provided any statement regarding environmental impact of the proposed development despite the requirement to do so in Oldham County Ordinances and Regulations.
Further, the developer’s plat does not depict sensitive environmental features as required by the Oldham County Subdivision Regulations. These omissions preclude assessment of environmental equities and sensitivities.
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