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Planning Commission approves vacation of easement for Sahara Investment Properties
Summary
The commission approved a request to vacate a BLM patent easement and BLM right-of-way to accommodate a detached sidewalk; the applicant represented the request and the motion passed with staff conditions.
The Planning Commission on Jan. 28 approved a petition from Sahara Investment Properties LLC to vacate a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) patent easement and a BLM right-of-way, as required to facilitate installation of a detached sidewalk. David Turner, representing the applicant, explained the request and sought approval to support the sidewalk configuration.
Commissioners opened the item to the public; no members of the public spoke on the easement vacation. A motion to approve the vacation with staff conditions carried. The commission’s recorded vote in the transcript was entered as "Aye" in response to the roll call; no individual vote names were recorded.
The vacation affects land between Cameron Street Avenue and Wigmon Avenue and between Aza Street and Eastern Avenue in Paradise. The approval allows the applicant to proceed with the sidewalk plan, subject to staff conditions and any required permits.
