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Citing the need for a smaller floor plan option, home builder M/I Homes appeared before the Shelbyville Plan Commission Monday night asking for a text amendment to the Bear Run planned unit development.
The 152-lot Bear Run subdivision is currently under construction on Progress Parkway on the city’s southeast side. The model home is completed and open and more homes area already under construction.
The original development was approved with one-story homes at 1,520 square feet and two-story homes at 1,800 square feet. Monday’s request in front of the Plan Commission was to also allow for homes at 1,400 square feet – which is the minimum area required by city ordinance.
The lower square footage home only presents another option to home buyers. There are six floor plans currently available for the Bear Run subdivision.
The request from M/I Homes received a favorable recommendation from the Plan Commission. The next step is to get it approved by the Shelbyville Common Council.
In other business Monday:
Elected Mike Evans president of the Plan Commission and Doug Cassidy as vice-president. Both served those roles in 2023. Welcomed two new members – James Garrett III and Dennis Harrold, who is now a member of the city’s common council. Other members of the board are Joe Lux, Wade Lewis, John Kuntz, Gary Nolley, Scarlett Tinsley-Price, Winnie Soviar and Jeremy Ruble. Perry Richards is the board alternate.The Shelby County Post is a digital newspaper producing news, sports, obituaries and more without a pay wall or subscription needed. Get the most recent Shelby County Post headlines delivered to your email by visiting shelbycountypost.com and click on the free daily email signup link at the top of the page.
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