Via Veneto subdivision build-out on Lake Temple
Summary
The third of four planned homes at the Via Veneto subdivision cleared the board, continuing a 2019-era development at the corner of Temple Drive and Howell Branch Road that previously faced bigger, denser proposals that never materialized.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
New single-family homes will connect to city sewer, adding modestly to utility demand.
The developer and future homeowners; the neighborhood gains single-family homes instead of the denser projects once floated for the site.
Close neighbors can be affected by construction activity, blocked views, and the scale of new homes relative to existing ones.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning and Zoning Board - Sep 1, 2026
The third of four planned homes at the Via Veneto subdivision cleared the board, continuing a 2019-era development at the corner of Temple Drive and Howell Branch Road that previously faced bigger, denser proposals that never materialized.
Planning and Zoning Board - Aug 4, 2026
Six separate home proposals were on the docket, including a nearly 10,000-square-foot house on Anchorage Court. These projects determine how large and how tall lakefront neighborhood homes can get.
Related development
SPR #26-13 — New single-family home
Sets the tone for two tandem redevelopments on Lake Barrie's north shore; the southeast neighbor's lake view is largely preserved.
SPR #26-10 — New single-family home
Neighbors are far removed and views unaffected; the existing pool and deck are preserved.
SPR #26-16 — 1294 Howell Branch Road
The lot will connect to city sewer and, because of the 50-foot lakefront setback, is unlikely to include a pool; the lakefront tree buffer stays during construction.
SPR #26-11 — New single-family home
The lakefront wall is terraced within the 3-foot limit, and both neighbors' views are protected by the generous setback.
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