MX-PUD 26-2 Expansion (Corridor Company)
Delaware
Description
A request to rezone 175 acres from Agriculture to Mixed-Use PUD, with density caps of 6.2 to 20 units per acre across sub-areas and $1,000-per-unit transportation fees.
Impact summary
The biggest growth decision of the night — City Council holds the final public hearing March 23.
Applicant
- Name
- Corridor Company
- Address
- Southwest corner of Troy Road and Hills-Miller Road
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · Planning Commission
A recommendation. The council’s outcome is not on record here.
Last discussed Aug 24, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council - Aug 24, 2026
A request to rezone 175 acres from Agriculture to Mixed-Use PUD, with density caps of 6.2 to 20 units per acre across sub-areas and $1,000-per-unit transportation fees.
Planning Commission - Jul 1, 2026
A 175-acre expansion of the existing PUD, with a future school site, low-density residential near Hills Miller Road, and possible neighborhood commercial along a Houk Road extension. Held pending annexation.
Planning Commission - Mar 4, 2026
Rezoning 200.59 acres from agricultural to mixed-use PUD for up to roughly 1,500 homes over 10-12 years, capped at 319 units until sewer is extended, with a school site reserved.
Related issues (2)
175-acre expansion of MX-PUD 26-2 west of Troy Road
Corridor Company wants to expand its planned development by 175 acres west of Troy Road, adding homes, a future school site, and neighborhood-scale commercial along a Houk Road extension. Two longtime Hills Miller Road residents worry about losing their rural way of life, livestock compatibility, and possible businesses near their homes. Development will be phased slowly due to sewer capacity limits.
200-acre mixed-use rezoning east of Lantern Chase
Corridor Company wants to turn 200 acres of farmland into a long-term neighborhood of roughly 1,500 homes, with a possible school site, tree preservation, and trail connections to Smith Park. Sewer limits cap it at 319 units for now, and City Council makes the final call on March 23.
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