Milton Residents Invited to Proposed Conservation Subdivision Meeting

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The city of Milton on Thursday will host a public meeting to discuss a possible conservation subdivision ordinance.

The meeting, which is part of Milton’s efforts to preserve green space, will take place at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 11 in the Council Chambers at City Hall.

Milton Principal Planner Michele McIntosh-Ross said this meeting follows October’s conservation subdivision open house led by Randall Arendt, author of numerous books on conserving land in municipalities, the city said in its press release.

At this meeting, Donald Broussard of Town Planning and Design will lead discussion and public input on the ”concept and process of possibly creating subdivisions where units are placed in a pattern that allows more green space than current zoning allows,” the city noted.

The Milton City Council on Monday approved a professional services agreement with Town Planning & Design, LLC to develop a conservation subdivision ordinance.

Milton City Hall is at 13000 Deerfield Parkway.

For more information, call 678-242-2538 or e-mail McIntosh-Ross at michele.mcintosh-ross@cityofmiltonga.us.