In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the subdivision of a single lot into two separate lots, a move that has sparked interest among local residents. The meeting, published in accordance with the Bradford Act on July 19, 2024, confirmed that 15 notifications were sent to property owners in the vicinity, all of which were delivered without any returns.

During the session, there was an opportunity for public input regarding the proposed subdivision. However, no letters or comments were received from residents either in favor or against the plan. The discussion then shifted to the configuration of the new lots, particularly concerning the orientation of the future homes. Questions arose about whether the houses would face Lake Street or Hackberry, with officials noting that the exact layout had not yet been determined.

City council members expressed concerns about compliance with setback requirements, emphasizing that any construction would need to adhere to local zoning codes. The council confirmed that as long as the new structures meet these regulations, no further approvals would be necessary for the construction phase.

The meeting concluded with a consensus that the subdivision meets all city requirements, paving the way for the development of the two new lots. The planning and zoning commission will provide a final recommendation on the matter in the coming weeks.