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Andrew Morgan, Planner II, told the commission the application seeks to vacate five drainage easements and one utility easement to make room for the proposed Kwik Trip. Morgan said all public-notification requirements were met, staff received one inquiry and the applicant received two general inquiries; staff recommended approval with no stipulations and noted the item will proceed to the Oct. 7 City Council meeting.

Commissioner Chappell asked whether the public questions related to the matter before the commission. Morgan said one question came from a property owner to the north who wanted to confirm the vacation would not affect their property. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.

A motion to approve “VAC25-two” passed on a roll-call vote with affirmative responses from Commissioners Lynn, Creighton, Brown, Tirones, Chapman and Chair Janner. The commission’s vote clears the easement vacations to move forward to the City Council for final action on Oct. 7.

The application materials presented to the commission show the vacations are intended to accommodate the proposed convenience store and fueling facility; staff recorded two public inquiries to the applicant and one to staff and said their questions were answered. The applicant was present at the meeting but made no presentation and was available to answer questions.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Olathe - Planning Commission on 2025-09-08 FINAL TRIMMED","oneSentenceSummary","Commissioners approved the vacation of five drainage easements and one utility easement for a proposed Kwik Trip at 14904 West 100 and Nineteenth Street; staff said the item will proceed to the Oct. 7 City Council meeting with no stipulations.","taxTitle","Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas","taxId",3606,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6474630,"Olathe Planning Commission approves Stonebridge South final plat, with Ripley Street vacation contingent on utility consent and lot split",292,310000,602000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5739905-042e6171ceda8312d65c19d25c332c73&start=310&end=602","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5739905-042e6171ceda8312d65c19d25c332c73/thumbnail_310000.jpg","/articles/6474630/Olathe/Johnson-County/Kansas/Olathe-Planning-Commission-approves-Stonebridge-South-final-plat-with-Ripley-Street-vacation-contingent-on-utility-consent-and-lot-split","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6474630-71a5e4ed91ab347abed099755b7c9385/orig.mp4?Expires=1776414352&Signature=a~CNptNyM4wM4fg4UiVTk4TCTq67f5zPzLwxV0yebc9a~dy2H3RcKYRMrQgxiBQ-5JIIchHCDtttZ8oVk3Hzc-lKGLTUfJXUJbQCqKNYTM9QwKh-TBCRO7Q-tkH2yofyPP3tWewaOLRdca-fOjltMY-usdhg-wmWCaHce0fvPKcCuxp8ZgDNg8EauvKhsHFGQIGlpgCShPT1iOJSoeuCSFfFR52d5gcPjKiVdwPjyWcRyowFQ1mb8afnzPKr2BEkhe94J55o-jp1yoQHPxdW70eSSapk4obmGnWRpkGD8-gYwmXo-3~tJuE3C4gDshaDAKbxcv1ix0xfyzs5X~7uFg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Olathe Planning Commission voted to approve the final plat for Stonebridge South Second Plat and the requested vacation of a segment of Ripley Street, subject to two staff stipulations.

Planning staff member Mr. Hoachaber told the commission the site contains “roughly 10.8 acres” in the R-1 district and that the proposed plat would establish lot lines to serve 35 single-family lots and three tracts intended for landscaping and open space. He said the application includes a request to vacate a portion of Ripley Street that was originally intended to serve a now-cancelled subdivision extension.

Staff recommended approval with two conditions: that the applicant provide the remaining utility consent form from Johnson County Wastewater and that an administrative lot split (splitting existing Lot 9 into Lot 9A and Lot 9B) be recorded before the final plat is recorded. The staff presentation noted the city’s traffic and utility engineering divisions reviewed and supported the requests and that all utility providers contacted had consented except Johnson County Wastewater, which had not yet responded.

Commissioner Creighton, who had pulled the related consent-item earlier in the meeting to comment on the plat’s historic zoning category, said he had no objection but urged staff to maintain the quality expected under the old plan-district standards if any administrative amendments were later needed. No members of the public spoke during the public hearing; the commission closed the hearing before taking action.

A motion to approve “FP25-twenty 3 as stipulated by staff” passed on a roll-call vote with affirmative responses from Commissioners Chapman, Lynn, Quayton, Brown, Terrones and Chair Janner. The approval carries the staff conditions requiring the Johnson County Wastewater consent form and the lot-split recording before the city will record the final plat.

The commission’s action implements the platting and easement changes needed to move the Stonebridge South project forward; the staff presentation said the Ripley Street extension is no longer needed following approval of a nearby church development and a revised preliminary plat for Stonebridge South.

The city will not record the final plat until the outstanding consent and administrative recording requirements are satisfied.","The Planning Commission approved the final plat for Stonebridge South Second Plat, establishing 35 single-family lots on about 10.8 acres and approving a related vacation of a segment of Ripley Street contingent on Johnson County Wastewater consent and recording of a related lot split.","actionData","errors"]

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Olathe planning commission approves easement vacations for Kwik Trip site; item heads to City Council

Olathe Planning Commission approves Stonebridge South final plat, with Ripley Street vacation contingent on utility consent and lot split