Taylor Council Approves Manufactured Home Community

Property is at the corner of Papermill Road and Highland

At this time, when there is a housing shortage within our community, the Taylor Town Council took action in their April meeting to address the shortage. The Taylor Town Council approved a conditional use application for a 23-unit manufactured home park off of Papermill Road and Highland Drive.

The owner of the property, Triple G Consulting LLC, a company based out of Scottsdale, according to the Corporation Commission and County Assessor website, got approval to move forward with the development with a few stipulations.  The stipulations include the following: first, homes must be at least 20 years old or newer; second, the property owner must construct a wood-in-iron fence around the perimeter; third, the mobile home pads must be above grade; fourth, no parking on the town road; fifth, the property owner is responsible for the small dog park which is part of the site plan; sixth, the grading must be completed to allow for water to run away from the homes; and seventh, the property owner responsible for curb repair.

The Council approved the application 6-1. Councilman Hancock was the only dissenting vote.  The project was approved by the Taylor Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously a few days prior to the Council meeting.

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