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27 Lot Subdivision Planned For Clymil Drive Drive In Cottage Hill
October 19, 2025
A new 27-lot single family subdivision is planned for Clymil Drive in Cantonment.
The 27-lot subdivision on 9.4 acres at 1150 Clymil Drive would have an average density of 2.87 lots per acre. Plans call for the subdivision, located about two-tenths of a mile west of Wisghbone Road, to be constructed in a single phase.
The application, filed by Hammond Engineering on behalf of Alex Stierwalt, said there will be no wetland impacts, and each lot will have a septic system. Cottage Hill Water will provide water service.
The subdivision is set for a pre-application meeting at 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday with the Escambia County Development Review Committee.
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4 Responses to “27 Lot Subdivision Planned For Clymil Drive Drive In Cottage Hill”
More and more the need for 2 roads is overdue. one roar to connect Williams Ditch to Becks Lake Rd then connect Becks Lake to a road/street back to 95A. A road connecting Mckenzie to Quintette Rd is also needed
Tina, this has become a major problem all over Escambia county.
Why would you want to destroy a nice peaceful community by building in the middle of The Cottage Hill communit
y? There seems to be enough going on down 95a so this will only impact it and Jim Allen Elementary only more. That property runs downhill so all the affluent from the septic tanks are going to run downhill into Big Rock Creek which runs down to Beck’s Lake and into Escambia River. That
We need more roads first..plz