8-lot single-family subdivision on about 1 acre withdrawn

Two days ago

7 documents added

Dec. 30, 2025

Project Cancellation: Withdrawn

Dec. 29, 2025

Concept Review Complete: Generate AWS

Dec. 29, 2025

Concept Review Complete: CR Complete - Type 4

Dec. 12, 2025

Concept Review Complete: Engineering Preview Complete

For a subdivision within the Hillside Overlay you are typically looking at a Category III hillside application. Our Hillside technical manual (HTM) is a bit outdated on the process elements but is accurate when it comes to the technical documents and elements specified within. You’d be looking at the documents associated with Subdivisions for this project. There are several routes you can take the engineering for the project either lot by lot or all at once depending on how you are planning to build out. The goal of the CFH is to establish feasibility and set some boundary conditions around the final build out of the lots. For example, lots padded during subdivision grading leave little to review for individual lot build, so require no additional planning applications. Lots not yet designed must provide enough preliminary info to set final intent (daylight basements, stepped foundations, etc). Lots not fully prepared may require additional Category II permits when plans for individual lot build out are submitted for permitting, extending requirements and review timelines substantially in some cases.Preliminary Plat - Category III CFH - HTM – Preliminary DocumentsThe Category III application is run simultaneously with the Preliminary Plat. It is expected to have a more complete level of engineering plans and documents than typically associated with preliminary plats at this stage. Anything engineering testing or plans required to prove feasibility are required at this stage, while corrections or additional documents required for full building permits will be conditioned with Cat III/Preliminary Plat approval.Final Plat - Grading Permit – HTM Final DocumentsGrading Permit & Final plat are required to have approvals from all relevant agencies prior to permit issuance for construction (ACHD, Veolia, sewer, etc). This review is where we complete theMylar – HTM Construction ReportingCompaction Testing, fully surveyed record drawings, geotechnical sign off letter, civil sign off letter, geologist sign off letter, and grading contractor sign off are all required prior to signature of final plat. PW Hillside does not allow for any bonding on hillside subdivisions except for final revegetation reporting, which is required to have a bond in place for a minimum of 1 year or until 80% revegetation success of all slopes has been accomplished.

Dec. 11, 2025

Concept Review Complete: Engineering Preview

Dec. 8, 2025

Application Submittal: Online

Dec. 8, 2025

Application filed