A revised plan for the Rolling Hills housing development in Geneva proposes 15 additional units and removes a major roadway connection, according to reporting by the Finger Lakes Times.
The changes increase housing units from 130 to 145 by replacing a planned community park with homes and eliminating a street that would have intersected Gambee Road. The redesign also shifts traffic flow to Carter Road and includes a pedestrian sidewalk to Gambee, saving an estimated $1 million in construction costs.
Residents expressed concerns about potential traffic increases and existing speeding issues on Carter Road. A formal study predicted only minor delays, and officials continue to urge the state to lower speed limits.
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