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Board approves Antelope Crossing rezoning and four-lot minor development plat on 42.61 acres
Summary
Douglas County commissioners voted unanimously Oct. 14 to rezone a 42.61-acre parcel from Agricultural-1 to Large Rural Residential and to approve a minor development final plat creating four single-family lots of roughly 10–11 acres each, accessed from Delbert Road.
Douglas County commissioners on Oct. 14 unanimously approved a rezoning and a minor development final plat that will convert a 42.61-acre parcel to four single-family lots under Large Rural Residential zoning.
Planning Services senior planner Carolyn Washy Freeland presented the requests. Under the rezoning (project file ZR2024-015), the property would change from Agricultural-1 to Large Rural Residential, which allows a maximum gross density of one dwelling unit per 10 acres. The applicant's minor development final plat (project file SB2024-066) proposes four lots ranging from about 10 to 11 acres, with access via a private shared drive off Delbert Road.
Staff noted the site's topography includes rolling hills between about 6,260 and 6,300 feet in…
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