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A 331-acre Collier Valley development in west Hoover was on Monday's zoning agenda
Collier Valley would cover 331 acres
Area of the proposed Collier Valley development, beside places you know
250 football fields would fit inside the proposed Collier Valley development
Sources: Shelby County Reporter, 280 Living
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| Area | |
|---|---|
| The proposed Collier Valley development | 331 acres |
| A football field | 1.3 acres (end zones included) |
If you live near South Shades Crest Road, this one's close to home. Signature Homes proposed Collier Valley, a 331-acre development between Blackridge and South Shades Crest Road, and it was on the zoning commission's Monday, Nov. 2 agenda. It touches Southpointe, Shades Pointe, Rushing Park, Canyon Cove and Shades Run.
The plan allows up to 331 residential units and up to 150,000 square feet of commercial space. A possible school site could go to Hoover City Schools if the school board decides it needs one.
- Hotel: up to 135 rooms
- Open space: at least 30% of the acreage
- Height: six stories at most
- Mixed-use buildings: no more than 40 multifamily units each
$3,000special school fee per residential lot
It would be collected when the building permit is issued.
Source: 280 Living
Two linked requests would drop the school-use designation from about 40 acres of Everlee and pull about 162 acres of Blackridge, once set aside for a city recreation donation, into Collier Valley. The commission recommends rezonings to the City Council.
