<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=44ve0m_1FRjyFIU00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=44ve0m_1FRjyFIU00" width="1078" height="719" >Developer Pulte Homes reduced the overall footprint of its proposed 127-acre neighborhood plan off 186th Street and Eagletown Road, according to a Sept. 21 presentation to the Westfield Advisory Planning Commission.Pulte Homes offered an updated layout for the neighborhood during the commission’s workshop meeting. The area is zoned for agriculture but has been designated in the Westfield Comprehensive Plan as a future neighborhood.The new development plan lowered the number of homes from 270 to 252, removing some of the smaller home plans and replacing them with larger lots, which also added green space. The new plan also increased the size of the central amenities area, although the developer’s representative noted that the pool can’t be expanded without adding a lifeguard, according to Indiana code.The Pulte representative added that the new plan added more trail connections to the Midland Trace Trail at 186th Street and Eagletown Road. The property shares a southern border with the new Westfield Middle School and the additional paths would increase accessibility to the new school.The plan also calls for off-site road improvements and landscape changes to include evergreen trees on some portions of the property. Members of the commission suggested adding more brick around home elevations to improve the overall look.Commissioners said the updates to the roads and trail connectivity to Eagletown Road and 186th Street addressed a majority of concerns raised since the project originally was presented in July.The changes come after residents and the commission voiced concerns about building a high-density neighborhood in a rural area.The Eagle West neighborhood plan could return for a vote in October.</div></body>

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Developer Pulte Homes reduced the overall footprint of its proposed 127-acre neighborhood plan off 186th Street and Eagletown Road, according to a Sept. 21 presentation to the Westfield Advisory Planning Commission. Pulte Homes offered an updated layout for the neighborhood during the commission’s workshop meeting. The area is zoned for...

Developer lowers density for Eagle West PUD

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Developer Pulte Homes reduced the overall footprint of its proposed 127-acre neighborhood plan off 186th Street and Eagletown Road, according to a Sept. 21

Developer lowers density for Eagle West PUD

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