CRESTVIEW — On Monday, the Crestview City Council approved two preliminary plats for future housing development that could see 381 single-family homes coming to the area.
Here is what we know:
Eden Lake Subdivision
Located southeast of the intersection of Highway 90 and Victory Lane, a subdivision that is currently under development plans to have 187 housing units located on a 47.48-acre plot. It will have 10 blocks.
The subdivision will only have one access road; it will be called Eden Lake Drive. That road will allow residents to exit the subdivision on Victory Lane. The project includes two additional roads: Exodus Road and Genesis Lane.
Eden Lake Drive will be the road that cuts through the subdivision and connect two loops of Genesis Lane with Exodus Road. There will be two cul-de-sacs.
The plat was developed by the consulting firm Rausch Coleman Homes, based in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Eagle View Subdivision
Located along Lindley Road and east of Sioux Circle and northwest of the Old Bethel Road-U.S. 90 intersection, this subdivision will have multiple connections to Lindley Road. The subdivision proposes 194 lots located on a 186.48-acre plot.
The subdivision will have multiple courts and roads, including Golden Eagle Court, Heather Sky Circle, Black Hawk Eagle Court, Booted Eagle Street and Martial Eagle Street.
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Miami-based developer Eagle View Investments is listed at the owner and developer of the project.
A traffic study between the city and Eagle View found that the development will generate significant traffic capacity impacts to the surrounding roadway network and that no offsite roadway improvements are proposed as part of the project.
This article originally appeared on Northwest Florida Daily News: Crestview City Council approves 381 homes for development