The Southington Planning and Zoning Commission at its last meeting approved a special permit but tabled taking action on a site plan application for a new active adult housing development.
Anthony A. Denorfia of Southington-based AA Denorfia Building and Development LLC and property owner Cecelia Docar are looking to build the Highland Ridge development at 570 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike.
Commission members said the site plan was tabled at the Nov. 1 meeting because the town’s engineering department was looking for more information from applicants.
Members will review the plan at the next meeting, Nov. 15.
The age-restricted complex would feature 23 individual homes each ranging in size from 1,400 to 1,600 square feet, with 10% of units affordable.
The development would have a new cul-de-sac road called Highland Ridge Lane, and the project would cover 8.7 acres and include preserved open space.
Conceptual plans and a zone change from residential to age restricted cluster housing zone were approved in the spring.
Developers expect work to begin this year, pending approvals, and finish by 2025.
Denorfia Building and Development has completed several projects in town, including Winding River, Walker’s Crossing and Hawk’s Nest, and Country Hill Estate in Prospect.
