New subdivision planned for Myrtle Grove. Here's where and what it would include.
A 30-lot subdivision could be coming to Myrtle Grove, situated across from Myrtle Grove Baptist Church.
The area of the proposed site of Myrtle Sound is located in the 500 block of Myrtle Grove Road between the intersection of Piner Road and Myrtle Grove Road and the intersection of Myrtle Grove Road and Masonboro Loop Road.
The surrounding area has many single-family homes, but there are other subdivisions all along Myrtle Grove Road.
Of the 30 lots in the subdivision, each would range in size with the smallest lot being 7,710 square feet and the largest lot being 14,837 square feet.
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The development will be situated on 11.8 acres of land and the land is currently zoned as R-15 residential district.
Buildings on the outer ends of the development will have a setback minimum of 20 feet and the single family homes will be spaced at a minimum of 10 feet from each other.
The subdivision will also have a five-foot sidewalk along the two roads in the subdivision.
Because the proposed development is expected to generate less than 100 peak hour trips, a traffic impact analysis is not required.
Water and sewer services are to be coordinated with Cape Fear Public Utility Authority.
The applicant and owner of the land is Kyle Kelsay with Wilmington based Storehouse Holdings, LLC.
The plans are scheduled to go before New Hanover County's Technical Review Committee May 1 for review and decision to see if the subdivision meets code requirements.
This article originally appeared on Wilmington StarNews: Myrtle Grove in New Hanover County could get a new subdivision
