Hudson Council Approves Canterbury Meadows Development Settlement

HUDSON – The Hudson City Council approved a settlement agreement Tuesday that resolves a lawsuit filed by Prestige Builder Group, LLC, regarding the proposed Canterbury Meadows development. The resolution authorizes the City Manager to finalize the agreement with Prestige Builder Group and related entities, addressing litigation and a multi-million dollar administrative hardship claim.

The lawsuit stemmed from the planned development on approximately 94.56 acres located on Ravenna Street and Stow Road. The settlement allows for the property to be developed as a 32-lot single-family Open Space Conservation Subdivision (OSCS), largely consistent with a preliminary plan reviewed by the Planning Commission on Sept. 12, 2025. The plan emphasizes open space conservation.

The lawsuit involved Prestige Builder Group, LLC; George Vizmeg; Kuchar Limited Liability Company; Canterbury-K Farms LLC; and Prestige-Canterbury Farms, LLC. The City Council's Oct. 5, 2026, action aims to close legal disputes and permit the residential construction. The development is now considered compliant with city regulations.

Residents can find settlement details, including site plans and public hearing comments, within the exhibits for Resolution No. 26-118. The council discussed this resolution during agenda item 12.B at their Oct. 6, 2026, meeting.