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The Brighton City Council has given final approval to a project that will result in 85 townhouses on the city’s northeast side.
Meeting in regular session Thursday night, council unanimously approved the Planned Unit Development to be known as Brighton Square. Robertson Bros. Manager of Land Acquisition and Development Tim Loughrin told council that the units will all be individually owned, similar to condominiums.
Robertson Brothers Homes of Bloomfield Hills is the developer of the 5.5-acre property at Flint Road and Temple St., which is owned by local business owner John Conely. Conely told council he had been gradually acquiring properties, piece by piece over the last several years, with plans to build the townhouses in mind. The Brighton Planning Commission unanimously approved the Planned Unit Development site plan last month, but since it was to be rezoned as a PUD, it had to go to council for final approval.
I am so happy with my home overall and I can't thank each person enough who helped along the way. Sandy was so wonderful from start to finish and so quick to respond to questions. I was really impressed with the communication between Sandy and my Design Consultant Tiffany. They were in communication regarding my budget so Tiffany was able to assist me without overwhelming me with options that I was not in a position to add into the home. My construction supervisor Ryan was great throughout the process to work with. He was very responsive to calls and text and did a thorough job on the walk-throughs. I'm really impressed with the landscaping and all the trees within the complex, it really gives a warm and inviting feel to the complex.
