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Commissioners approve WWB two‑lot subdivision on Goodman and South Frontage Road with sidewalk variance
Summary
The Yellowstone County Board of Commissioners granted conditional preliminary approval to the WWB two‑lot subdivision on Goodman and South Frontage Road and issued a variance on the sidewalk requirement, subject to six standard conditions including MDEQ approvals and a one‑foot no‑access strip along South Frontage Road.
The Yellowstone County Board of Commissioners on May 6 granted conditional preliminary approval to the WWB two-lot subdivision, a split of a parcel fronting Goodman and South Frontage Road in a CX (general commercial) zone, and approved a variance from the county—s sidewalk requirement.
Mr. Green, a county planning staff member, described the proposal as "a 2 lot subdivision out of Goodman and South Frontage Road. It is CX zone," and said one lot already contains a building while the second lot would be created for future development. Green told the board the property already has water service for both lots; Lot 1 will continue to use existing septic and Lot 2 will be subject to sanitary restrictions until future development.
Planning staff recommended conditional approval with six standard conditions: MDEQ approval for water, septic and stormwater; coordination with the U.S. Postal Service for mail delivery; revision of the subdivision improvement agreement (SIA) into acceptable format; final plat compliance with Yellowstone County subdivision regulations and Montana administrative rules; a weed-management plan prior to final plat; and depiction on the final plat of a one-foot no-access strip along South Frontage Road to limit access to the state road.
Green said fire suppression exists within 1,900 feet of the site. Commissioners had no questions. A motion to approve the minor preliminary plat, issue the sidewalk variance and adopt the conditions, findings and SIA was seconded and approved by voice vote; a roll-call tally was not specified in the record.
