Applicant withdraws Jefferson County lot-split after staff flags frontage and setback issues
An applicant seeking to split a house from a farm in Jefferson County withdrew his land-division application after staff said the proposed parcels did not meet road-frontage and setback requirements unless the barn was included or the lot was reconfigured.
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The Jefferson County Planning Board heard from an applicant, Jeremy, who asked to split the house off his farm to sell it to his brother. Planning staff told the board the proposed split failed the county's road-frontage and setback requirements and that the parcels would not meet standards unless the barn were included in the new lot or the property were resurveyed and reconfigured.
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